FormBorderStyle set to None with context menu on taskbar?
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If the FormBorderStyle of the main form is set to None, the context menu on the taskbar is no longer accessible, which normally has menus Restore, Minimize, Move and Close when you right-click it.. is there a way at C# to still be able to display the context menu when the FormBorderStyle is set to None?
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If the FormBorderStyle of the main form is set to None, the context menu on the taskbar is no longer accessible, which normally has menus Restore, Minimize, Move and Close when you right-click it.. is there a way at C# to still be able to display the context menu when the FormBorderStyle is set to None?
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If the FormBorderStyle of the main form is set to None, the context menu on the taskbar is no longer accessible, which normally has menus Restore, Minimize, Move and Close when you right-click it.. is there a way at C# to still be able to display the context menu when the FormBorderStyle is set to None?
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Please don't cross post, it's considered inappropriate and generally won't help get your question answered any faster. The original message is here[^].
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