How to Use PInvoke to Disable the Close Button on Another Applications Windows

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With PInvoke, it's possible to manipulate forms belonging to another application

In this post, you will see a small application in C# that uses PInvoke to disable the close button on the OS/2 window.

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Johnny J.

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Born in Copenhagen, Denmark
Have been living in Paris, France and L.A., The United States
Now live in Stockholm, Sweden

Started programming when I got my first VIC 20, and a few months later on Commodore 64. Those were the days!

Studied programming at the Copenhagen Engineering Academy

Professional console, winforms and webforms programming in Comal, x86 Assembler, Fortran, Pascal, Delphi, Visual Basic 3 through 6, Classic ASP, C# and VB.NET

I now work as Senior Microsoft Dynamics AX and .Net programmer, and have a number of projects in various states of progress to work on in the spare time...

How to Use PInvoke to Disable the Close Button on Another Applications Windows

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