CompuServe Messages

Patrick, A window with no title bar is easy enough to do… depending on what you actually want. If you want a window with no title-bar and no drag bar, then just dont set the WINDOWDRAG flag. If you want a drag bar with no title in it, there are two ways that come to mind (and I've used both in Access!)… 1) set the WINDOWDRAG flag, and for the 'title' field, provide a string of about 80 or so SPACES (which show up as an 'empty' title-bar, but without the 'bars' that are normally there). 2) don't set the WINDOWDRAG flag, but create a 640 * 10 (or whatever) gadget and set it's type as WDRAGGING. Doing this tells Intuition that you want it to act just like a drag-bar and it will handle all events from it (ie.. you won't get any events from it, Intuition will handle them). BTW, the function that Jim was thinking of was SetWindowTitles() which will set a title in (I think) both a window and/or screen. I hope this is the info you were looking for, Keith