Hi,

What I found is that when my form set border style to none, I can't
right click and close the program as I can when the border is set to
fixed single. (i.e., by right click the program in the toolbar and
click close there).

But I do need the form to by borderless, so is there any chance that I
can still close the program with a right click? Now I am using task
manager to close it.

Many Thanks

Jerry

Alt + F4

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> Hi,
>
> What I found is that when my form set border style to none, I can't
> right click and close the program as I can when the border is set to
> fixed single. (i.e., by right click the program in the toolbar and
> click close there).
>
> But I do need the form to by borderless, so is there any chance that I
> can still close the program with a right click? Now I am using task
> manager to close it.
>
> Many Thanks
>
> Jerry

On Oct 21, 7:45 am, "Leon" <amoon...@163.com> wrote:
> Alt + F4
>

Alternatively, if yoiu really want to use the mouse you can do one of
several things.

You could put in a Form Double CLick event handler and close the form
there.

Or you could assign a context menu to the form that has an Exit menu
item.

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>
>
>
> > Hi,
>
> > What I found is that when my form set border style to none, I can't
> > right click and close the program as I can when the border is set to
> > fixed single. (i.e., by right click the program in the toolbar and
> > click close there).
>
> > But I do need the form to by borderless, so is there any chance that I
> > can still close the program with a right click? Now I am using task
> > manager to close it.
>