Properly maximizing WPF window with WindowStyle=None

Question

There are two problems with WPF windows when the WindowStyle=None option is used.

1. The window covers the Taskbar when maximized.
2. Once maximized, the wi

Answer 1

Such a nice code leebickmtu!

I had a little issue with multiple monitors, in windows 10 : since there is a taskBar on each screen, if you maximize your window on a secondary screen his taskbar become hidden.

I just modify a bit this method, in order to have relative position from any screen :

private static void WmGetMinMaxInfo(System.IntPtr hwnd, System.IntPtr lParam)
    {
        POINT lMousePosition;
        GetCursorPos(out lMousePosition);

        IntPtr lCurrentScreen = MonitorFromPoint(lMousePosition, MonitorOptions.MONITOR_DEFAULTTONEAREST);


        MINMAXINFO lMmi = (MINMAXINFO)Marshal.PtrToStructure(lParam, typeof(MINMAXINFO));

        MONITORINFO lCurrentScreenInfo = new MONITORINFO();
        if (GetMonitorInfo(lCurrentScreen, lCurrentScreenInfo) == false)
        {
            return;
        }

        //Position relative pour notre fenêtre
        lMmi.ptMaxPosition.X = lCurrentScreenInfo.rcWork.Left - lCurrentScreenInfo.rcMonitor.Left;
        lMmi.ptMaxPosition.Y = lCurrentScreenInfo.rcWork.Top - lCurrentScreenInfo.rcMonitor.Top;
        lMmi.ptMaxSize.X = lCurrentScreenInfo.rcWork.Right - lCurrentScreenInfo.rcWork.Left;
        lMmi.ptMaxSize.Y = lCurrentScreenInfo.rcWork.Bottom - lCurrentScreenInfo.rcWork.Top;

        Marshal.StructureToPtr(lMmi, lParam, true);
    }

Hope this help...