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Height, in pixels, of a single-line menu bar:<br />
GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYMENU<wbr />)<br />
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Same function with<br />
SM_CXBORDER, SM_CYBORDER <br />
Width and height, in pixels, of a window border<br />
For windows with 3D look use:<br />
SM_CXEDGE, SM_CYEDGE
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Height, in pixels, of a single-line menu bar:
GetSystemMetrics(SM_CYMENU)

Same function with
SM_CXBORDER, SM_CYBORDER
Width and height, in pixels, of a window border
For windows with 3D look use:
SM_CXEDGE, SM_CYEDGE

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&gt; For windows with 3D look use:<br />
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So normal windows in Win 7 have 3D look?<br />
What about Win XP?<br />
Or normal/3D look is dictated by the themes (enabled/disable)?
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> For windows with 3D look use:

So normal windows in Win 7 have 3D look?
What about Win XP?
Or normal/3D look is dictated by the themes (enabled/disable)?

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Nope. <br />
The SM_CYEDGE and SM_CYBORDER is not working.<br />
They return 1 and 2 pixels while the border/frame around my windows (standard Win 7 with Aero interface) is 7.
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Nope.
The SM_CYEDGE and SM_CYBORDER is not working.
They return 1 and 2 pixels while the border/frame around my windows (standard Win 7 with Aero interface) is 7.

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I think what I needed was SM_CYSIZEFRAME.<br />

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I think what I needed was SM_CYSIZEFRAME.


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How do I get the size of the window border (left/right/bottom)?<br />
How do I get the height of application's main menu?<br />
<br />
(Delphi 7, Win XP, Win 7)<br />

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How do I get the size of the window border (left/right/bottom)?
How do I get the height of application's main menu?

(Delphi 7, Win XP, Win 7)


How do I get the size of the window elements?

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