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Re: HideMenuBar vs LSUIElement




On May 28, 2005, at 6:50 PM, Alexadnder Dymerets wrote:

Eric Schlegel wrote:

That's an unusual case; typically, if you are a full-screen app, you are not a UIElement app. Why did you need to make your app be a UIElement app?

It's a requirement of our customer. They want the application to be
without a Dock icon. Most of time the program has only a small round window floating above all apps, but in some cases it opens a fullscreen window for drawing.

Could you package the app as two separate applications, one which is a UIElement app that presents the floating window, and another non- UIElement app which is launched as necessary to present the fullscreen window? You could put the second non-UIElement inside the first app's Resources directory so to the user, it would all appear as a single app.


-eric

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