Docking pane title bar |
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nighthawk
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Posted: 05 November 2004 at 9:18am |
I am using 9.51. I did some more experimenting and I think I
found what is going on. If the docking panes visual theme is
changed, the DockingPaneManager.Options.ShowCaption value is set to
True. To reproduce it, just add the following lines to the end of
the frmMain.Form_Load() in the Outlook 2003 sample project:
DockingPaneManager.VisualTheme = ThemeOffice DockingPaneManager.VisualTheme = ThemeOffice2003 The workaround is to set the ShowCaption AFTER setting the VisualTheme. You might want to fix this in a future update. |
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Oleg
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Do you have 9.50 version or higher?
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nighthawk
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I added that line of code to my program but it doesn't hide the title
bar. Are there any more settings or lines of codes that are
needed to hide the title bar?
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SuperMario
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It is possible to either show or hide ALL docking pane title bars. You can not hide/show them on an individual basis.
DockingPaneManager.Options.ShowCaption = False |
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svenn
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Is it possible to create a docking pane without a title bar? |
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