Richie_Simonetti
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IE Theater mode
Hi Experts,
i would like to know where is stored that information.
I mean, when i change to theater mode (F11 key).
Thanks in advance.
Richie
i would like to know where is stored that information.
I mean, when i change to theater mode (F11 key).
Thanks in advance.
Richie
It is coded into the executable it isn't stored any place.
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Not sure what you're after I'm afraid.....you want a list of keyboard shortcuts??
:o\
Ant
Not sure what you're after I'm afraid.....you want a list of keyboard shortcuts??
:o\
Ant
ASKER
CrazyOne, this is a dynamic situation, you meant that exe changes its bytes itself?
a.marsh, Just push F11 key when you are in Internet explorer and will see what i mean.
a.marsh, Just push F11 key when you are in Internet explorer and will see what i mean.
As Crazy states it is in the exe, it is window size, just like the min and max functions. It doesn't change the exe, the function is coded into the exe
ShortCut keys are coded into the Application usually. In other words when I authour a piece of software I can trap for KeyBoard input from within the Application if a particular key or set of keys in seguence are invoked then I have my app look at these keys and if it meets the criteria I have setup then I have the app do whatever it is I have coded for. In this case IE has that information stored in its exe or possibly in a dll. It isn't something that can be edited or changed unless one reverse engineers the app.
Hey cool.. didn't know about this one...
ASKER
Maybe, i didn't explain so good...
I know what a virtual key is, and where is located.
What i want to know is....
Scenario:
You have IE open, push F11 and it goes to theater mode, right?.
You close it, right?
and...
When you open IE again, it remains in Theather mode unless you hit F11 key again, right?
How IE is aware of its state when starts?
Cheers
I know what a virtual key is, and where is located.
What i want to know is....
Scenario:
You have IE open, push F11 and it goes to theater mode, right?.
You close it, right?
and...
When you open IE again, it remains in Theather mode unless you hit F11 key again, right?
How IE is aware of its state when starts?
Cheers
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Set FullScreen to yes or no.
Something new every day...
I'd guess that this is on the same lines as applications remembering window size, which I always thought had to do with the registry or some .ini file. Interesting...
Regards
/RID
I'd guess that this is on the same lines as applications remembering window size, which I always thought had to do with the registry or some .ini file. Interesting...
Regards
/RID
ASKER
At least!!!! we understand each other, thanks Crazy!
You are welcome. :>)
Glad we were able to understand what you were asking. :>)
Glad we were able to understand what you were asking. :>)
ditto Crazy.