Hiding application menu at runtime??
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Hello, Is there a way to hide applicaiton menu at runtime? I would like to hide the menu once everything is loaded and once the application starts running. The application is written in vc++ 6.0 and the window is created using CreateWindowEx, I tried different dlg_styles options to hide it, but it still shows the menu. Any suggestions?? thanks,
PKNT
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Hello, Is there a way to hide applicaiton menu at runtime? I would like to hide the menu once everything is loaded and once the application starts running. The application is written in vc++ 6.0 and the window is created using CreateWindowEx, I tried different dlg_styles options to hide it, but it still shows the menu. Any suggestions?? thanks,
PKNT
create window with one menu and use ShowWindow function for hide the window.
Thanks and Regards, Selvam, http://www.wincpp.com
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create window with one menu and use ShowWindow function for hide the window.
Thanks and Regards, Selvam, http://www.wincpp.com
I would like to hide the menu only not the whole application window(thats easy as you said using showwindow function). thanks though
PKNT
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I would like to hide the menu only not the whole application window(thats easy as you said using showwindow function). thanks though
PKNT
I don't find any direct function support from windows programming. We may use MENUINFO Structure for change style( ex, MNS_AUTODISMISS, mask MIM_BACKGROUND).
Thanks and Regards, Selvam, http://www.wincpp.com
modified on Thursday, September 10, 2009 1:31 AM
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I don't find any direct function support from windows programming. We may use MENUINFO Structure for change style( ex, MNS_AUTODISMISS, mask MIM_BACKGROUND).
Thanks and Regards, Selvam, http://www.wincpp.com
modified on Thursday, September 10, 2009 1:31 AM
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> I don't find any direct function support from windows programming ????? 1 line of code, first page of MSDN Win32 menu api list !!!
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