Disable Maximize

[twbradio]

I have an application that opens with the following GUI command:

$MAIN = GuiCreate("Tech Tally 5", 290, 205,(@DesktopWidth-287)/2, (@DesktopHeight-202)/2 , $WS_OVERLAPPEDWINDOW + $WS_VISIBLE - $WS_SIZEBOX, $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE)

I would like to keep the minimize button, but disable the maximize functionality. Is there a native AIG (AutoIt GUI) method for doing this? I did find the following information on a website if anyone has a clue about how to make it happen in AIG.

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If you're willing to limit your application to running only

under Win32, there are surely many ways.  For example, message

WM_NCHITTEST can be intercepted in the main windows' window-

procedure, and rather than just passing it straight through

to DefWindowProc as one usually does, one intercepts the return

value from DefWindowProc and (e.g.) changes a return value of

HTMAXBUTTON to HTNOWHERE

Thank you in advance

Tom

[CyberSlug]

Isn't the deault window style what you want??

$MAIN = GuiCreate("Tech Tally 5", 290, 205,(@DesktopWidth-287)/2, (@DesktopHeight-202)/2)

or perhaps you still want the clientedge extended style

$MAIN = GuiCreate("Tech Tally 5", 290, 205, (@DesktopWidth-287)/2, (@DesktopHeight-202)/2, -1, $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE)

[twbradio]

:"> Oh, I am so embarrassed - I had goofed with the properties of this window so much when I started this several weeks ago that I had completely forgotten the default configuration.

Thank's CyberSlug, I'll just go crawl under my desk now.

Tom

  CyberSlug said:

Isn't the deault window style what you want??

$MAIN = GuiCreate("Tech Tally 5", 290, 205,(@DesktopWidth-287)/2, (@DesktopHeight-202)/2)

or perhaps you still want the clientedge extended style

$MAIN = GuiCreate("Tech Tally 5", 290, 205, (@DesktopWidth-287)/2, (@DesktopHeight-202)/2, -1, $WS_EX_CLIENTEDGE)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

[sykes]

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Anyone have a TRS 80 Model III for sale?

LMFAO

Not exactly ... How 'bout an Atari 800 XL with 48 k memory?

[twbradio]

Don't get me wrong, I'm not an old Fart yet, but my first programming course was in 1983 on a TRS 80 model III with a NETWORK. We used the network mostly for printing our programs out. I still have a bit of nostalga for the old start trek game (similar to EGATrek) that we used to play during class.

Tom

[this-is-me]

Don't you just love those TRash-80's?

[twbradio]

Back in the days when you were known for the number of DOS's you had learned. TRS-DOS, MS-DOS, DOS+, ...

Tom