%ww is used to change the style a window. If %ww is used without any of its
options, the resulting window has a caption bar that includes: a) system menu,
b) a minimise box and c) a maximise box. Such a window has a single frame that
is not raised.
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no_caption
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Omit the caption from the window.
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no_maxminbox
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Omit the maximise and minimise boxes from the window.
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no_maxbox
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Omit the maximise box.
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no_minbox
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Omit the minimise box.
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no_sysmenu
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Omit the box at the top left which can be used to produce the system menu.
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no_border
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Omit the blank border which normally surrounds the window contents, but leave
the frame itself. Using this format you can, for example, force a tool bar
(textual or bit-mapped) to be placed immediately beneath the menu.
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thin_border
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Produces a half-size white border.
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no_frame
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Omit the window frame and the blank border which normally surrounds the window
contents. This option is particularly useful with certain types of child
window.
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no_edge
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This option is like no_frame except that it leaves the default border i.e. an
empty space around the edge of the window.
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naked
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Equivalent to no_frame with no_border and no_caption.
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volatile
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The window closes when the focus is lost.
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inactive
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Disables the window.
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invisible
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Hides the window.
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fixed_size
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Prevents the user from resizing the window.
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Allows the user to resize the window.
Provides an alternative to %pv which implies not_fixed_size.
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topmost
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Forces the window to stay on top, even if another application gets control.
This is sometimes useful when it is necessary to execute another application
without the user losing sight of the window of the main application.
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maximise
(or maximize)
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Displays the window as a maximised window.
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minimise
(or minimize)
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Displays the window as a icon.
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super_maximise
(super_maximize)
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Displays only the client area (requires an accelerator key attached to the
Escape key that restores the normal window).
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independent
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Makes the window independent of other windows in the program that are already
open. This can be used to create several windows which the user can move
between at will and where there is no implied window hierarchy.
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toolwindow
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Prevents the window from appearing in the windows taskbar and hides it
from the windows that appear when the user presses Alt+Tab.
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