Re: window maximizing

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From: Thomas G�lden
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2000 00:00

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I had the same problem and it seems that Java has not yet any statement that
allows a frame to be maximized from code. The only workaround I do is that I
save the app's main frame's size and location into a configuration file so
that the app "remembers" the last settings before the users exited the app.
Thus, if the user prefers to work always maximized the app will start always
with a "nearly" maximized frame. The only problem is that the area of the
Windows taskbar is not fully respected (lower border of the frame stays
behind the taskbar).

Thomas G�lden
Thomas.Guelden@t-online.de



"Tomas Urbanec" <urbi@i.am> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:3997fe3d_1@dnews...
> How can I maximize main app window at startup?
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