Hiding/covering 95's task bar
Quote:
> schreibt:
> >I would like for it to be "full screen"-- that is,
> >covering everything.
> I'd remove such a program immediately from my system.
> It is bad programming style to violate the conventions of a
system, so I
> suspect that the program will have odd behaviour in other
aspects, too. And
> before I risk to damage my system with tricky tracky stuff, I
simply recycle it.
> I also don't understand, why most installations programs run
full screen,
> but then require me to close all running apps, or to enter
directories and
> other things, that I must search for somewhere else :-(
And then there's the continuing questions in this NG about how
to scale a form larger to fit a higher resolution. Kind of
takes away the whole point of having the higher resolution,
doesn't it!
BTW, I know this is off-topic for this thread and newsgroup,
but given a maximized program that is running, is there any way
to access (manually) the Win95 Start button without resizing
the program?
