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Jun 17th, 2006, 04:03 AM
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[02/03] Setting working area?
Hello everybody,
I've been searching for this, but can't find a solution, except on expert-exchange.com [here]. Sadly this is a website where you have to pay for your answer and I'm not willing to do that. 
Now, onto explaining my problem: I'm creating a toolbar for Windows, which should not be overlapped by applications, so it should shrink the working area. (Just like the taskbar, which is outside of the portion of the screen where all other applications are.)
It is quite simple to get the size and position of the working area, using Screen.PrimaryScreen.WorkingArea, but this a read-only property, so this function can't be used to change the working area.
What code/function(s) can I use to set the working area?
Thanks for your help,
arsmakman.
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