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Hello, Do you know how to uncheck the: "Keep the taskbar on top of other windosw" by WinAPI? I need to uncheck it from my application, so the window taskbar wont be 'on the top' of my application window, Thanks! :)
I thought it would be in HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced, but found nothing definitive.
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Hello, Do you know how to uncheck the: "Keep the taskbar on top of other windosw" by WinAPI? I need to uncheck it from my application, so the window taskbar wont be 'on the top' of my application window, Thanks! :)
If you are talking about the
Auto Hideoption, this setting does not have an API for changing it, so you may have to do some spelunking. Peace!-=- James
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Hello, Do you know how to uncheck the: "Keep the taskbar on top of other windosw" by WinAPI? I need to uncheck it from my application, so the window taskbar wont be 'on the top' of my application window, Thanks! :)
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Hello, Do you know how to uncheck the: "Keep the taskbar on top of other windosw" by WinAPI? I need to uncheck it from my application, so the window taskbar wont be 'on the top' of my application window, Thanks! :)
I'd have to agree with ledmike. Did you buy this computer for the end user? If not, why should you mess it up for them? They may *want* their computer the way they like. If you supplied the computer, then change the taskbar before you send it to them? If you need to cover the whole screen when running, I'll be skeptical, but you can use an always-on-top style. At least the use still has their pc the way they like it for when they're not running your application. Iain.
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I'd have to agree with ledmike. Did you buy this computer for the end user? If not, why should you mess it up for them? They may *want* their computer the way they like. If you supplied the computer, then change the taskbar before you send it to them? If you need to cover the whole screen when running, I'll be skeptical, but you can use an always-on-top style. At least the use still has their pc the way they like it for when they're not running your application. Iain.
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