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I'll write in detail and remember the plus.
Medium Maximize and minimize button evaporation:
private declare function setwindowlong lib "user32" _
alias "setwindowlonga" (byval hwnd as long, byval _
nindex as long, byval dwnewlong as long) as long
private declare function getwindowlong lib "user32" _
alias "getwindowlonga" (byval hwnd as long, byval _
nindex as long) as long
const gwl_style = (-16)
Use: private sub form load().
dim lwnd as long
lwnd = getwindowlong(, gwl_style)
lwnd = lwnd and not (ws_minimizebox)
lwnd = lwnd and not (ws_maximizebox)
lwnd = setwindowlong(, gwl_style, lwnd)
end sub
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In the form properties, find the borderstyle property and change it to 1-fixed, and you only have a close button on the form.
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In the net, there is a property maximizebox, and you can set the empty property to false.
Minimized windows can also be screened off.
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1. Open the VB software on the computer, and when you click twice in a row, the window will be maximized.
2. In the upper right corner of the interface of the VB program window, the menu bar displays [Minimize Button, Restore Button, Close Button], click this button to minimize, restore, and close the form.
3. If you click the [Restore Button] option button in the middle, it can be set as the original interface of VB, and it is the regular interface.
4. The interface is restored to the original interface, and the window is the default size, as shown in the figure below.
5. The window can be adjusted by stretching to make the window easy to see.
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