Window.GetSize on windows 10

[profridha]

Hello everyone.
The aim is to position the window at the bottom with adjustment in width :

display = System.GetDisplayInfo();
result = Window.GetSize(Application.GetWndHandle());
handle = Application.GetWndHandle();
x=display.Height -  result.Height
Window.SetPos(handle,0,x);
Window.SetSize(Application.GetWndHandle(), display.Width,result.Height);

The position is correct under windows xp and windows 7 but not under windows 10 ! There are right, left and bottom margins !

[longedge]

Long time since I've done anything with AMS . On my Win10 system if I set the project window to flat then this code:-

tdisplay = System.GetDisplayInfo();
w=tdisplay.Width
h=tdisplay.Height
Window.SetSize(Application.GetWndHandle(), w, h/2);
Window.SetPos(Application.GetWndHandle(), 0, h/2);

works perfectly but if I change project window to standard then I also get a little bit of the desktop peeking through - try a flat window.

[profridha]

Thank you longedge but in my project I am obliged to use a window :(

[profridha]

What is the difference in pixel between a window (border) under windows 10 and 7 ?

[profridha]

What is the difference in pixel between a window (border) under windows 10 and 7 ?

The answer is 7 pixels

[longedge]

In times past when I was actually using AMS I would probably have spoofed it and not worried about the why's and wherefore's . If you're interested the attached apz works on my computer.

[profridha]

Thank you longedge
im added this command on my code

display = System.GetDisplayInfo();
result = Window.GetSize(Application.GetWndHandle());

handle = Application.GetWndHandle();
x=display.Height-  result.Height
Window.SetPos(handle,0,x);
Window.SetSize(Application.GetWndHandle(), display.Width,result.Height;);
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osName = System.GetOSName();
if ((osName == "Windows 10") or (osName == "Windows Server 10")) then 
    Window.SetSize(Application.GetWndHandle(), display.Width+16,result.Height;);
    Window.SetPos(handle,-8,x+8);
end;
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[kingzooly]

Using flat mode meaning nothing anymore, all mine are done in flat mode and still look and feel like there window apps, don't get windows and flat mode confused in a means that you can't do the same, older versions of 8 don't work right on windows mode so we all changed to flat made along time ago for apps we need to mess with sizes