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Using Window Styles to Change the MCIWnd Window
As with any window, you can change the appearance and behavior of an MCIWnd
window by choosing from the standard window styles specified with the CreateWindow function. In addition, you can choose from several other window styles that
are specific to MCIWnd windows. With these styles, your application can change
these MCIWnd windows in the following ways:
- Change window size.
- Hide or display controls.
- Issue notification messages.
- Display information in the title bar.
You can set window styles by specifying them in the MCIWndCreate function, or you can use the MCIWndChangeStyles macro to change the style of an existing MCIWnd window. You can also query an
MCIWnd window for its current styles by using the MCIWndGetStyles macro.
For a list of the MCIWnd-specific window styles, see MCIWndCreate.
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