Posted 13 years ago
by SledgeHammer01
Version: 11.1.0542
Platform: .NET 4.0
Environment: Windows 7 (32-bit)
1) run sample Document Editor (like Word)
2) while the window is windowed (i.e. not maximized), position the mouse on the TOP edge of the window so you get the north / south cursor
3) double click -- you'll notice no effect
4) repeat step #2 on the BOTTOM edge, double click -- now the window will stretch as expected
This is a Windows 7 (and Vista) UI feature, double clicking while the cursor north / south on the top / bottom edges is supposed to stretch the window vertically (or restore it if its already stretched). With RibbonWindow, it only works on the bottom edge.
2) while the window is windowed (i.e. not maximized), position the mouse on the TOP edge of the window so you get the north / south cursor
3) double click -- you'll notice no effect
4) repeat step #2 on the BOTTOM edge, double click -- now the window will stretch as expected
This is a Windows 7 (and Vista) UI feature, double clicking while the cursor north / south on the top / bottom edges is supposed to stretch the window vertically (or restore it if its already stretched). With RibbonWindow, it only works on the bottom edge.
