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    Default Non client area painting with Qt

    Dear Qt Developers/Experts

    My goal is to draw tabbar in titlebar (only in Windows) similar to firefox/chrome.
    I am using some DWM apis to achieve that as mentioned in http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...=vs.85%29.aspx
    Basically I make the entire area as nonclientarea and tabbar is drawn at the top automatically.

    I know these DWM apis only work with Windows Aero enabled, and I am fine with tabbar not shown in titlebar with DWM disabled.

    I am facing two issues.
    1. When the application is maximized, part of the left, top window portion gets clipped. See the attached image.
    2. If I enable 'Auto hide taskbar' property in Windows, I would expect the taskbar to popup when mouse is moved down near the taskbar with application maximized. That is not happening as well.

    I have attached a sample project that creates the issue.
    Can somebody help with this.
    Any suggestions are welcome.

    I can perfectly solve issue (1) with setContentsMargins() if I know the exact amount of pixels that are being clipped.

    Thanks
    Rajendran
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