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Hicel



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Hicel 11 Sep 2004, 03:33
Hi!
I hope someone can help me out
I try to resize a Dialog with API but i don't get it to work.
The dialog is already subclassed: hwndForm1
Tried it with MoveWindow but if I use MoveWindow I have to know the position of the dialog. But I don't want to move the dialog, just resize.

Thanks,
Hicel
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roticv



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roticv 11 Sep 2004, 03:48
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Tried it with MoveWindow but if I use MoveWindow I have to know the position of the dialog. But I don't want to move the dialog, just resize.

Yes that is the correct api. Use it together with GetClientRect to get the x and y values.
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JohnFound



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JohnFound 13 Sep 2004, 03:21
Hm, what about SetWindowPos with flags SWP_NOMOVE ? It is most universal function, IMHO the rest are simply wrappers of it.

Regards.
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Hicel



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Hicel 13 Sep 2004, 21:55
Sorry for this late reply my internet wasn't working for 3 days.
MoveWindow worked just fine but i used GetWindowPlacement insted of GetClientRec.
Because GetClientRec didn't receive any Window POSITON information

SetWindowPos should work too. But i read your reply too late Wink

Anyway! Thanks!
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