Criteria for Determining When the Task Bar Is Hidden
ID: Q119093
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SUMMARY
This article describes the criteria Windows 95 uses to determine whether or
not the task bar is hidden when a window becomes full screen.
MORE INFORMATION
The criteria are as follows:
- The window is not a tool window.
- The window is either not maximized, or it is maximized but doesn't
have a caption.
- The window is being sized such that it covers the entire work area.
- The window is being sized such that one or more sides extend outside the
work area.
If all four conditions are met, a state bit is set on that window. Then,
whenever a window with that state bit (or a window that is owned by a
window with that state bit) is activated, the task bar is hidden to allow
the full-screen window to be displayed.
Keywords : win95 winshell wpp95
Version : 95
Platform : WINDOWS
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