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In article <1992Aug28.074510.6581@adobe.com>, epperson@adobe.com (Mark Epperson) writes:
> In article <1992Aug11.233710.18600@u.washington.edu> goble@hardy.u.washington.edu (Brian Goble) writes:
> %%How do Win apps such a WinGif (and many other graphics/paint programs)
> %%implement their "Full Screen" option?  That is, what are they doing to
> %%make their Client Area the entire screen (no windows stuff at all--it's
> %%all client area).
>
> Start by moving the windows upper left corner off up and left so that
> the client areas origin is in the upper le~t corner of the screen. Then
> resize the window to make the client area the same size a~ the screen.
>
> MarkEppyrson

  I think that these apps. use a windows style that does not include border,
caption, system menu etc  and set w=getsystemmetrics(sm_cxscreen) and similarly
for the height and of course x=0, y=0 I don't have my references here so I
can't tell you exactly but I think that style:=ws_popup brings up an appropriate
sort of window or else try style:=style or(not ws_caption and ws_sysmenu). I
don't think that's exactly right but you get the idea.

Samantha Lane
CHE358W@vaxc.cc.moansh.edu.au