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Minimizing A Program

 
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Gary Gee
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 14, 2003 6:17 am    Post subject: Minimizing A Program Reply with quote



I have a Delphi program that when you minimize it, it doesn't go away
completely. You see in the bottom left hand corner just above the Start
Button, a small caption bar for the program with the Restore, Maximize and
Close buttons. Does anyone know how to get this program to minimize
completely? This program is the Text File Viewer from the Orpheus package by
TurboPower Software.

Gary


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Black Dew
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PostPosted: Fri Nov 14, 2003 7:38 am    Post subject: Re: Minimizing A Program Reply with quote



"Gary Gee" <ggee (AT) socal (DOT) rr.com> wrote

Quote:
I have a Delphi program that when you minimize it, it doesn't go away
completely. You see in the bottom left hand corner just above the Start
Button, a small caption bar for the program with the Restore, Maximize and
Close buttons. Does anyone know how to get this program to minimize
completely? This program is the Text File Viewer from the Orpheus package
by


What happens is that the form you click minimize in is NOT the main form for
this
reasonor another. when you minimize it, it minimizez the form and not the
application.
If you want you can call Application.minimize when the form gets minimized.
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