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class TMyForm : public TForm
{
private: // User declarations
public:  // User declarations
   __fastcall  TMyForm(TComponent* Owner);

void MyWM_NCHITTEST(TWMNCHitTest &Message);

BEGIN_MESSAGE_MAP
  MESSAGE_HANDLER(WM_NCHITTEST, TWMNCHitTest, MyWM_NCHITTEST);
END_MESSAGE_MAP(TForm);
};

void  TMyForm::MyWM_NCHITTEST(TWMNCHitTest &Message)
{
  TForm::Dispatch(&Message);
  if (Message.Result == HTCLIENT)
     Message.Result = HTCAPTION;
}

"PC Hua" <home-AT-huaonline.DOT.com> wrote in message
news:opscuulsqrpmxkmr@newsgroups.borland.com...
> I'm using a NOFRAME window of SDL-libraries. After I've googled and
> submitted my question to the SDL group and I still haven't got a solution,
> now I'm thinking of following solutions:
> 1) If I can dectect the drag action in the SDL-window can I tell the
> system (sending message) and pretend that the user is draging the
> titlebar, so that the system will start moving the window?
> 2) I allow user to select 'Move' from menu just like the system menu (at
> the window's corner).
>
> I think (1) is harder to implement or even not possible. In (2) I can use
> the system menu. My questions:
> 1) How can I access the system menu 'Move','Size' etc.?
> 2) When the cross appears after selecting 'Move', I have to press any
> arrow key. Then the window can be place by mouse pointer. Can this be done
> in the program?
>
> thanks
> Phuoc Can HUA
>
>
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