now the strange thing is - i got my app to run without the menu bar and the
sip-button on a HTC Touch (WM 6.1)
but when i run the same application on a Pidion (Bluebird BM-150R) the menu
bar isn't there - only the sip button - but what's really strange to me is
that this only happens if i'm NOT starting it in debug-mode (in debug-mode
no sip-button is displayed)
i already tried using SHFullScreen, FindWindow, MoveWindow and whatever i
could find (in FormActivated, FormLoad and at some other places) - but then
the sip-button is always there (even in debug mode)
any suggestions how i could fix this?
Petra
"Peter Foot [MVP]" <(E-Mail Removed)> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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> The bar should not be shown if you completely remove the MainMenu item
> from the form. You can also P/Invoke SHFullScreen to disable the SIP
> button. You should find code samples for SHFullScreen with a quick google.
> One of the odd things about the function is you have to call it in you
> Form Activated event as the setting is "lost" when your window loses and
> regains focus.
>
> Peter
>
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> "pezi" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> hello
>>
>> is there any chance to create an application/form which shows the
>> titlebar BUT hides the softkey-bar at the bottom?
>>
>> i didn't find anything useful so far (WindowState.Maximized would show
>> none of them, WindowState.Normal both and if i add an empty
>> System.Windows.Forms.MainMenu there are no soft buttons but the
>> sip-symbol is shown)
>>
>> tia
>> pezi
>
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