Johan Lindstrom wrote:
This was discussed some time ago on the list. What we figured out then was
that creating a window with a -parent = $winParent will make the new
window a child window. It will stay on top of the parent window and it will
not be displayed in the task bar.
I'm not sure
Glenn Linderman wrote:
Perhaps the desktop could be used, if there was a way to get its handle
into a Win32::GUI::Window object.
my $desktop = Win32::GUI::GetDesktopWindow();
cheers,
Aldo
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Dave wrote:
I'm trying to get a window to not display in the taskbar, and I'm unable
to do so without negative side effects. (i.e. the window not properly
redrawing, or the window becoming a toolbar-esque window.) Anyone know how
I could get around this? I've been using, of course,
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