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This was also the case with minimized applications in Windows 95 and as such you could click below the box. In Windows 98 they realized the mistake - but in a
by trylleklovn 12y ago
This was also the case with minimized applications in Windows 95 and as such you could click below the box.
In Windows 98 they realized the mistake - but in a typical Microsoft way of solving things, instead of simply making the area clickable below they instead forced the mouse up by 2-3 pixels every time you decided to be so silly as to try and click below the box.
- Coincoin 12y agoI believe there is a technical reason for that 2 pixel move. If I remember correctly, old 16 bits applications can receive mouse messages from minimized windows. They didn't want to break compatibility by posting out of bounds messages.