ID Number: Q68583
3.00 3.10
WINDOWS
Summary:
In Windows version 3.0, the "normal" size and position of a window is
not available when that window is maximized (zoomed) or minimized
(represented as an icon). In Windows version 3.1, two new functions
named GeWindowPlacement and SetWindowPlacement have been added
which provide access to normal position information.
The remainder of this article provides two possible ways to work
around this limitation in Windows version 3.0:
1. If the normal size is needed only as the application is shut down,
restore the window and retrieve its position before closing the
application. The following call can be used to restore the window
whose window handle is hWnd:
SendMessage(hWnd, WM_SYSCOMMAND, SC_RESTORE, 0L);
The GetWindowRect or GetClientRect functions can then be used
to obtain the window's position.
2. If the normal size is needed at all times, keep track of the
position every time the window receives a WM_MOVE message. If the
IsIconic and IsZoomed functions both return FALSE, assume the
window is normal and update the position values. Otherwise, do not
change the saved position information.
Additional reference words: 3.00 3.10 3.x