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Article #7382Refreshing inner window frame
From: David
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 22:40
Date: Mon, 14 Feb 2005 22:40
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Does anyone remember the trick to refreshing the inner window frame of a window? (I guess 'inner window frame' is the correct thing to call it, but Googling doen't find any references.) I am referring to the inner beveled border between a window and a child of itself. I put a graphic up at the following URL showing the window area I am talking about. http://www.randommonkeyworks.com/realdraw/BorderProblem.jpg I have tried 'InvalidateRect(hwnd, NULL, TRUE)', followed by an UpdateWindow, but the inner frame is NOT refreshed, and the underlying desktop area shows through. I remember facing this in the past, and I believe it was solved by some obscure SendMessage parameter, but I cannot recall it. Thanks, David
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