--- In [email protected], sgp acs322000 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> tproli wrote:
>
> > That is, the
> > active window's bottom is about 1 cm above the screen's bottom. The
> > empty space is the same size as the windows(R) taskbar, but as I hide
> > it when ppro starts, the 'fullscreened' window is not really
> > fullscreen.
> >
>
> I also hide the taskbar in my configuration, and this script works just
> fine extending a window full screen with no empty strip where the
taskbar
> should be.
>
> Though I have another problem, I'd like for the "full screen" window to
> stay out of the area reserved by *desktop setworkarea, is this possible?
>
I suspect it's not possible as the proprietary fullscreen mode of
iexplore or firefox reveals the same behavior. Confining the maximized
window in setted work-area may be the job of the frame which is
exactly what we're going to remove. Maybe you have to use instead
Window.Position("wmax "++hWnd)
Window.Position("hmax "++hWnd)
Then, of course, you have to store somewhere the original
size/position of the window to be used when restoring.
Anyway, my principal interest was just the removal/restore of the
caption, maximizing part was not. Actually I added it as a work-around
of the update problem: no problem when removing the caption, but a
window is not updated automatically when restoring the caption. NirCmd
shows the same symptom, but AutoHotkey doesn't. So, there is a genuine
solution with extra manipulations, however, I didn't bother to go into
it, just took a simple work-around.
Sean
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