Form minimizing problem – AC 7.64 and higher

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  • #48528
    Hamilton
    Participant

    Just to confirm: I tested this with AC 7.66 with the same results as OP. Further testing shows that the problem is caused by the ExtendedBorders, irrespective of what skin is being used.

    Regards,

    Hamilton

    #48583
    Beherit
    Participant

    The problem occurs in all forms, which are forced to show a button on the Windows toolbar by modifying the sentences CreateParams, ex:

    Code:
    procedure TForm1.CreateParams
    (var Params: TCreateParams);
    begin
    inherited CreateParams(Params);
    Params.ExStyle := Params.ExStyle
    or WS_EX_APPWINDOW;
    end;

    Please fix it 🙁

    #48588
    Support
    Keymaster

    I'll try to fix it in the nearest release.

    #48600
    Oconnel
    Participant

    Today v7.67 was released. As usual I got e-mail message with link and password for the new build. But after unpacking, inside there is version 7.66 of the controls. Is that correct? Neverless, in version 7.66 minimizing forms is still not working correctly. Same as before minimizing just doesn't work (on Windows 7, but on Windows XP is fine). So, there are two options:

    1. You put into archives older version (7.66, without the fix)

    2. You forgot to change a version number, but… bug still exists even after attempted rapair.

    #48604
    Support
    Keymaster

    I'm sorry, this file was not updated yet when it was downloaded by you. Uploading speed was very small.

    Try again now, all uploads are finished.

    #48606
    Oconnel
    Participant

    You fix all problems, but there still is no minimize animation on Windows 7. Any chance it may work some day?

    #48607
    Support
    Keymaster

    This animation is possible for a main window only.

    Animating of other forms is more difficult, but maybe I will have a solution later.

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