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In <1993Jan04.131100.20139@kub.nl> hoppie@kub.nl (Jeroen Hoppenbrouwers) writes:

>Hello,

>Does anybody know what an application that uses a dialog box is supposed
>to do when the box is minimized by the user? When I do this, the box
>dissapears and the icon appears, which is fine, but then the lower-left
>corner of the dialog box is re-painted over the icon. I can capture
>the MINMAXFRAME message which indicates this minimize event, but:

>A) Should I turn off painting the box myself or should PM do this for me;
>B) If I have to do it myself, what is the best way?

Since dialog boxes were not meant to minimized, you'll need to trap the
WM_MINMAXFRAME message and hide any child windows in the rectangle
(0,0)-(SV_CXICON,SV_CYICON) if you're being minimized and show them if not.

Cheers,
Q
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