... and this stack script is what i came up with
(i only needed a windows XP solution)
(beware of email line breaks):
-- shrink to min
revChangeWindowSize the minWidth of me, the minHeight of
me,"slide",,500
revUpdateGeometry
-- get dimensions from screen and stack
Claus Dreischer wrote:
thanks for that snippet, but it returns 1 here, which is not like in
Klaus' table, or i completely misunderstood you.
But you gave me a pointer: I think i can frickel something when i use
this key too to get the height of the decorations:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\
Hello Richard,
thanks for that snippet, but it returns 1 here, which is not like in
Klaus' table, or i completely misunderstood you.
But you gave me a pointer: I think i can frickel something when i use
this key too to get the height of the decorations:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\desktop\Wi
Hi Klaus (the Great :-),
this does help indeed, but (there is always a but, right?)
where do i check which window style is used?
Here on WinXP i use the classic style because the windows are a bit
smaller, not the Windows XP style.
Any idea where i can look that up?
Regards,
Claus.
Am
Claus Dreischer wrote:
is there a way to determine the size of the window decorations (the
stuff the OS is painting around my stack)?
I would like to move my stack into the upper left corner, but without
the knowledge of the real height of the whole window (stack + window
decorations), i don't
Hi Claus,
> Hello,
>
> is there a way to determine the size of the window decorations (the
> stuff the OS is painting around my stack)?
>
> I would like to move my stack into the upper left corner, but without
> the knowledge of the real height of the whole window (stack + window
> decorations),
Hello,
is there a way to determine the size of the window decorations (the
stuff the OS is painting around my stack)?
I would like to move my stack into the upper left corner, but without
the knowledge of the real height of the whole window (stack + window
decorations), i don't know how much i sh