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New method for Wpf deskbands #35

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dsafa opened this issue Nov 23, 2018 · 1 comment
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New method for Wpf deskbands #35

dsafa opened this issue Nov 23, 2018 · 1 comment
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dsafa commented Nov 23, 2018

Do some investigation on maybe using a dummy deskband and keeping a Wpf window on top of it. Then we can still use all the deskband features but not have to use an ElementHost to host the Wpf control.
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dsafa commented Mar 29, 2019

After some investigation this doesn't work too well

  • The window does appear on top of the taskbar but it doesn't remain there. One instance where it can be put beneath the taskbar is when previewing windows (hovering over a taskbar icon)
  • Does not easily work with virtual desktops

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