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WPF Window “Native” Behavior: Snap-To Screen Edges

By Joel 'Jaykul' Bennett on 14-Oct-2008

There are many desirable behaviors for Windows applications that are just much harder to do than they should be with the tools that Microsoft has provided in the .Net Framework. In WPF, many of these behaviors are even harder to create than in Windows Forms because the necessary hooks take a bit more work to [...]

Posted in Huddled | Tagged Design, Development, GUI, Hacking, NativeBehaviors, Win32, WM_WINDOWPOSCHANGING, WPF, XAML

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WPF Window “Native” Behavior: Snap-To Screen Edges

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