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From: kipnis@janus.berkeley.edu (Gary Kipnis)
Newsgroups: comp.windows.ms
Subject: opening windows of a certain size
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Date: 26 Jun 89 17:40:35 GMT
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Thank you to everyone who responded to my question about disabling 'Size'
option, as David from Microsoft pointed out when you disable an option
from the system menu, MS-Windows enables it when it drop the menu, the 
correct way to disable 'Size' option is by using WS_THICKBORDER, when 
calling CreateWindow, since there will not be a thick border, MS-windows 
will automatically disable the 'Size' option.

Here is another question for MS-Windows gurus.  
   How do I open a window s.t. it has a client area of a certain metric size,
i.e. 10cmx20cm, in general how do the size parameters that are passed to 
CreateWindow() translate into actual distances...

Thank You,

gary