Mingre Posted May 30, 2011 Posted May 30, 2011 Is there a way to make a GUI window non-movable? (Like a splash window in its default state). THANKS!
sleepydvdr Posted May 30, 2011 Posted May 30, 2011 Look at the post by Yortiz (post #3) in this thread: #include <ByteMe.au3>
MHz Posted May 30, 2011 Posted May 30, 2011 You can do it with style. #include <WindowsConstants.au3> GUICreate('', Default, Default, Default, Default, $WS_POPUP) $b = GUICtrlCreateButton('Exit', Default, Default) GUISetState() Do Until GUIGetMsg() = $b
Mingre Posted May 30, 2011 Author Posted May 30, 2011 sleepydvdr, Thanks! I used the function and it works great though I don't get how it works. LOL. MHz, Tried the same thing before making this thread but it doesn't work. Might've done something wrong. Anyhow, thanks for responding. Edit: I just tested the code on your post and thought it might have been that the list on my GUI can't be contained by a POP-UP window. Just a guess.
Maffe811 Posted May 30, 2011 Posted May 30, 2011 Look at the post by Yortiz (post #3) in this thread:Sorry if this is highjacking the topic, but is there a way to rewrite this to affect hight and widht ?I have a gui with an IE window, and there is a advertisement off screen, and the gui is to small to show it (on purpose) but if the user drags the window larger, you can see it.Is there a way to fix this ? [font="helvetica, arial, sans-serif"]Hobby graphics artist, using gimp.Automating pc stuff, using AutoIt.Listening to music, using Grooveshark.[/font]Scripts:[spoiler]Simple ScreenshotSaves you alot of trouble when taking a screenshot!Don't remember what happened with this, but aperantly the exe is all i got.If you don't want to run it, simply don't._IsRun UDFIt figures out if the script has ben ran before based on the info in a ini file.If you don't want to use exactly what i wrote, you can use it as inspiration.[/spoiler]
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