windows-10

Is there a way to somehow hide / collapse / make temporarily invisible (but not fully disable) titlebar in a UWP app? I know that it is possible to make app fullscreen after which title bar automatically collapses, but I need to implement it in a resizable desktop window. I also know that you can customize appearance of titlebar, like color, etc. Reason: I have an application with a lot of windows and need to save screen space and have more room for client area of windows. I've read different sources, but couldn't find an answer: MSDN docs ApplicationViewTitleBar , CoreApplicationViewTitleBar

I want to create a WPF application in c# for windows 10. Now, the problem that i had with previous windows versions was that i'm italian and there isn't a support for speech recognition in italian. But now there is cortana. So, how can i use cortana's speech recognition engine for my application? If i simply use new SpeechRecognitionEngine(new CultureInfo("it-IT"))); it gives me an error, 'cause there isn't the simple recongition engine, so i have to use cortana's one. Hope you understood and sorry for my bad english. Thank you for your answer. In order to use the new SpeechRecognition WinRT

I want to display a text in the taskbar like the NetSpeedMonitor program . I thought about how Windows did that with der Date and Time display, but I couldn't find any answer. I want to do this with C# and .Net 4.x if you watch this pic you see every thing in windows application have an handle(HWND) and if you get it you can change this app parameters and add or remove any thing on if look at this link there is sample for it in console application you just need just doing same thing on taskbar. I created a dll for all office apps to use them in c# like this and i done this by using handles of

Recently I upgraded from Windows 8.1 to Windows 10. Although Windows said it didn't change anything to my files and folders, this was not the case. Only one of the shortcuts in my Anaconda folder in the start menu remained. This was the Anaconda Prompt so I thought I just run the following commands to fix my links: conda update conda -f conda update anaconda -f Although this returned a few links, it did not restore everything which means I was stuck with a dysfunctional installation of Anaconda. The following worked for me (albeit on Windows 7): Open a command prompt as administrator Execute