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• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: How to hide Startmenu

    Delphi
    by jfheins, 19. Okt 2008
  Use the DestroyWindow() or the CloseWindow() function ;)
  
  Please do open up a new topic for each new question :warn:
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: How to hide Startmenu

    Delphi
    by jfheins, 19. Okt 2008
  New question => New Thread please ;)
  
  Short answer: Yes, that is possible :mrgreen:
  
  Not-that-short-answer: Close the Button windwo and create your own one ;)
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: How to hide Startmenu

    Delphi
    by jfheins, 19. Okt 2008
  An example ...... i can show you how to do it ;)
  (As I have no Delphi installed I dunno if it compiles ...)
  
  First, you need a variable that holds the old WndProc. A Pointer should do the job.
  
  To get the pointer to the WndProc you can call GetWindowLong(), to process the messages in your program, you need a seperate function
  var
  OldWndProc: Pointer;
  
  begin // Change WndProc
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: How to hide Startmenu

    Delphi
    by jfheins, 19. Okt 2008
  Correct me if I'm wrong but ... Longhorn is Vista (or the former name of vista) isn't it?
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: How to hide Startmenu

    Delphi
    by jfheins, 19. Okt 2008
  You could try to redirect the messages of the button.
  
  IOW:
  
  YourVariable := MessageLoopOfStartButton;
  MessageLoopOfStartbutton := YourCustomMessageLoop;
  
  In YourCustomMessageLoop you can pass every message to the former message-loop except for the click-message, which you can handle yourself. This way, the button will never notice when the user clicks it ;)