>I wanted to create a standalone VFP SDI application without the standard Windows titlebar so I could theme the entire form. I created my own titlebar control based on ideas from the "ThemedTitleBar" download available on this site. The only problem I had was that once you make a VFP form the top level form VFP adds the titlebar even if you have the property set to zero. The following code shows how you can remove the titlebar using the WinAPI which I thought might be useful for someone else. I have included a screen shot of the themed form to show how it looks once the VFP form has been themed.
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>* dCUpgrade - Application Upgrade Manager
>Declare long GetWindowLong in "user32.dll" long hwnd, long index
>Declare long SetWindowLong in "user32.dll" long hWnd, long Index,long dwNewLong
>Declare long SetWindowPos In "user32.dll" long hWnd, long hWndInsertAfter, long x, long y, long w, long h, long option
>WS_CAPTION=12582912
>WS_OVERLAPPED=0
>SWP_FRAMECHANGED=32
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>Local loFrm
>Set Procedure to prg\dCFunc.Fxp
>Set Path to dbf\,prj\
>_Screen.Visible=.N.
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>loFrm=NewObject("dCUpgrade","dCUPGrade.vcx")
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>lnStyle=GetWindowLong(loFrm.hWnd,-16)
>lnStyle=Bitand(lnStyle,Bitnot(Bitor(0,WS_CAPTION)))
>SetWindowLong(loFrm.hWnd,-16,lnStyle) 
>SetWindowPos(loFrm.hWnd,0,1,1,1296,976,SWP_FRAMECHANGED)
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>loFrm.Show
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>Read Events
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>loFrm=""
>Close Database
>If Version(2)=0
>   Quit
>EndIf   
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