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The ShowImagenation transaction sets how the Imagenation window is displayed.
Type XTYP_EXECUTE
Syntax [ShowImagenation(arrangement)]
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Parameter |
Data type |
Values |
Meaning |
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arrangement |
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0 |
hide. See Remarks. |
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1 |
activate and display. Restore if minimized or maximized. |
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2 |
activate and minimize |
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3 |
activate and maximize |
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4 |
display as is. Do not activate |
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5 |
activate and display in current size and position |
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6 |
minimize and activate top-level window |
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7 |
minimize. Do not activate. |
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8 |
display in most recent size and position. Do not activate. |
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9 |
activate and display. Restore if minimized or maximized. |
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10 |
de-iconize. See Remarks. |
Remarks
You must lock Imagenation before you hide it. Otherwise Imagenation shuts down. For details, see LockImagenation. When the Imagenation window is hidden (0), the application does not show up in the Windows task list or in the list of applications through which you can toggle with the ALT+TAB key combination.
Restore and de-iconize produce two different results. If you maximize the Imagenation window, minimize it, and then restore the window twice, it will first return to a maximized state and then to the state it was in before you maximized it. If you choose de-iconize instead, it will return to the maximized state and remain there if you choose de-iconize again.
Release information
Added in Release 3.50.
See also