After application minimizes, cannot right click entry on the task bar.

That would be why.  The system menu is just a reflection of
the form's
dialog border controls.  You'd have to manually add/remove
entries from
the system menu for your application.

On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 13:31:45 -0600, Bhatnagar, Amit
<Amit.BhatnagarGDCANADA.COM> wrote:

>yes I have disabled the restore/minimize buttons, in
fact, I do not have
>a form border at all.
>
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>Subject: Re: [DOTNET-WINFORMS] After application
minimizes, cannot right
>click entry on the task bar.
>
>I can't produce that.  Can you provide more details? 
Have you disabled
>the restore/minimize buttons on your form?
>
>On Fri, 11 Aug 2006 13:19:32 -0600, Bhatnagar, Amit
><Amit.BhatnagarGDCANADA.COM> wrote:
>
>>Hi all.
>>
>>I have an application that has a minimize button
(not the one on the
>>window's border, rather a standard
Windows.Forms.Button). When this
>>button is clicked, I call "this.WindowState =
>FormWindowState.Minimized"
>>on my main window. This causes the application to
properly minimize,
>>putting an entry in the taskbar.
>>
>>However, I am unable to right click on this entry
and select "Restore"
>>as I can do with any other item down there. In fact,
not only does
>>right clicking on my applications task bar entry
fail to produce the
>>menu, the right click also fails to even select the
entry.
>>
>>Every other item in the task bar will at least gain
focus when right
>>clicked and show the menu that contains the
"Move, Size, Minimize,
>>Maximize, and Close" menu items.
>>
>>Does anyone know what is going on here?