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12-16-2008, 11:59 PM
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| Re: Any way to make an application run frameless ? XP Home doesn't have the full functionality that XP Pro has. IIRC, gpedit won't work on XP Home (no real need for policy management in a product that is meant to be used only in a home environment). BTW, there is a download link next to the FAQ on that page - I'm sure that this is likely to be trailware. Check out the FAQ. GL, -XJ
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12-17-2008, 02:29 PM
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| Re: Any way to make an application run frameless ? XJ is right, plainman007. I guess with what you're doing I figured you'd be using XP Pro. Too frequently I ***-u-me (get the point) too much... Sorry about that...
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12-20-2008, 07:30 AM
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| Re: Any way to make an application run frameless ? Chasm > Its my fualt. I didnt specify which OS when i replied to you. I will be woring however on an XP Pro based system. My laptop didnt have PRO and i just gave it a shot and thought i was doing something wrong. Now that gpedit opens on that system its great, but i dont understand anything within gpedit. Can you tell me what i should change within there for me to remove the min, max and close buttons on any application that i run. |
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