taskbar

问题 When I create a new window using .Show() , it shows the new window, however my icons are grouped like below: I don't want that. I want the icons to be separate because I want my users to easily open the window that they want instead of having to click it, view the list of open windows, then choosing which one they want every time. I don't want to use .ShowDialog() because I need the users to be able to focus on either window no matter the state of the other. Meaning, both windows will need to

问题 When I create a new window using .Show() , it shows the new window, however my icons are grouped like below: I don't want that. I want the icons to be separate because I want my users to easily open the window that they want instead of having to click it, view the list of open windows, then choosing which one they want every time. I don't want to use .ShowDialog() because I need the users to be able to focus on either window no matter the state of the other. Meaning, both windows will need to

问题 I have a wpf application which is in maximized state always without showing taskbar. Here is the code for Hiding and showing taskbar. [DllImport("user32.dll")] private static extern int FindWindow(string className, string windowText); [DllImport("user32.dll")] private static extern int ShowWindow(int hwnd, int command); private const int SW_HIDE = 0; private const int SW_SHOW = 1; static int hwnd = FindWindow("Shell_TrayWnd", ""); public static new void Hide() { ShowWindow(hwnd, SW_HIDE); }

问题 All of the programs and opened files have a preview when you hover the mouse on their icons inside the taskbar. But for Inno Setup made installers it seems there is no preview. Any fix or trick to solve this issue? Though some game installers with custom design (which use Inno Setup) have a preview in the taskbar. For example: http://fs2.filegir.com/cuttlas/setup.exe 回答1: I believe it's because the taskbar button is linked to an invisible internal window of Inno Setup and not to the visible

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42861156/how-to-change-windows-10-taskbar-icon-size-programmatically

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42861156/how-to-change-windows-10-taskbar-icon-size-programmatically

问题 I need to make my vb.net application be able to flash/blink to attract a user's attention when a notification is received within the application. Like the DW icon does in this image: I've been Googling this for a while and have tried various code examples, all with no success. Here's what I've got so far: Public Class FlashWindow Private Declare Function FlashWindow Lib "user32" (ByVal hwnd As Long, ByVal bInvert As Long) As Long Shared Sub main() FlashWindow(Me.Handle, 1) End Sub End Class

问题 in previous versions of windows you could create a taskbar that was actually a html page... Is there any way, in windows 10, to put any custom content on the task bar - essentially I want to write a program that puts a completely custom display there with both active and passive content. If not, is it possible to do something like a taskbar - ie put something on the screen that actually reduces the desktop size - so it's always on top and stuff that is maximized doesn't overwrite that space?

问题 in previous versions of windows you could create a taskbar that was actually a html page... Is there any way, in windows 10, to put any custom content on the task bar - essentially I want to write a program that puts a completely custom display there with both active and passive content. If not, is it possible to do something like a taskbar - ie put something on the screen that actually reduces the desktop size - so it's always on top and stuff that is maximized doesn't overwrite that space?

问题 in previous versions of windows you could create a taskbar that was actually a html page... Is there any way, in windows 10, to put any custom content on the task bar - essentially I want to write a program that puts a completely custom display there with both active and passive content. If not, is it possible to do something like a taskbar - ie put something on the screen that actually reduces the desktop size - so it's always on top and stuff that is maximized doesn't overwrite that space?