I agree with what Alex has written.
The ONLY point I was trying to make is that programs created with Rev do
not behave as do all other Windows programs. The deviation in behavior
is in some sense minor, but I see no reason why it has to deviate at
all. And explaining to a user why my software does not work like other
Windows software just seems to be a waste of everyone's time.
I thought I said I would shut up. Sigh. I'll try to do it now!
:)
Jon
Alex Tweedly wrote:
Richard Gaskin wrote:
What should the desired behavior be?
I was unable to find a discussion about handling maximizing properly
in a quick glance at the Win HIG. Your guidance on where I can find
that would be much appreciated.
No idea what, if anything, MS's HIG says - but I can tell you what
every (*) Windows program I've used in the last 10 years does - it
maximizes the window to cover everything except any non-auto-hide
taskbar. So if the task bar is set to auto-hide, then the window
covers the entire visible screen; if not auto-hide, it covers the
complete rectangle which doesn't overlap the task bar.
(*) every means literally every program I've used except Rev; I'm not
aware of
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