GS 7.801 Pro
Windows Vista

I want a resizeable window with a maximize button so I am using:
Code:
video_window(NULL, NULL, 4+16+32+64+128, 0);


I've defined:
Code:
on_maximize = MaximizeEvent;
on_resize = ResizeEvent;
function ResizeEvent(){
   RECT r;
   GetClientRect(hWnd,&r); 
   video_set(r.right,r.bottom,0,0); 
}

function MaximizeEvent(){
   RECT r;
   GetClientRect(hWnd,&r); 
   video_set(r.right,r.bottom,0,0); 
}


The window is resizeable, maximizeable, and automatically adjusts resolution correctly. The problem is, with multiple monitors, it does not maximize correctly on the primary monitor. A little bit of the border hangs over to the secondary monitor. The overhanging border does not occur without the thick resizeable border:
Code:
video_window(NULL, NULL, 16+32+64+128, 0);


I've noticed that the overhanging border only occurs when maximized on the primary monitor when the start bar is in a horizontal configuration on the primary monitor. Even if the start bar is on the secondary monitor, there is no border overhanging problem maximizing on the secondary monitor

I tried removing the resizeable border in the MaximizeEvent function, but that unmaximizes the window.

Also there is a problem of maximizing the window on a window that has negative coordinates as I've posted earlier that jcl said he would look in to.

Joris Lambrecht
My Contributions: Relative Rotation, Window Sizing