We have a WPF project developed with .NET 3.5, we have converted to .NET 4, to benefit from new features, but, our main window's top
& left
properties get different results than they did in .NET 3.5
In 3.5: top
reads -7, in 4.0: it reads 0 ( when we start the app )
but, if we run the following code, it will read normally as before:
(this as Window).WindowState = System.Windows.WindowState.Normal;
(this as Window).WindowState = System.Windows.WindowState.Maximized;
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Well, I assume you mean a maximized window. If you maximize a window, the border will be outside the normal bounds of the screen and thus Top and Left have negative values. It could be that .NET 4 changed this to be zero even if maximized, while .NET 3.5 doesn't.
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