You'd have to do that yourself by modifying IESample. Look at what the code
does when the ID_TOOLBARS_TOGGLE command is sent to the application and make
sure that you change the default setup created when the window is initially
created to match that (including saving the state of that instance variable
_fShowCmdBar.
I suppose that, if you're unwilling to modify the code, you might be able to
come up with some sort of launcher application which would run on startup,
ShellExecuteEx() to launch IESample with your HTML file, and then send the
ID_TOOLBARS_TOGGLE command to it to hide the toolbars. They'd probably show
up initially, though.
Paul T.
Post by Peter WangYes, IESample.
As for the full screen mode, I wan't it just like you select View->Hide
Toolbars. I don't want any user interaction to achieve this. It's ok to use
command line switch, configuration setting, or some script in the page to pop
a new such window.
I want it to run right after the system started, showing my own page.
Post by Paul G. Tobey [eMVP]What does "full screen mode" mean to you? And, I guess for completeness,
what do you mean by "Internet Explorer"? IESample?
Paul T.
Post by Peter WangHi,
Under windows CE 5.0, can Internet Explorer run in full screen mode?
And
how?
Thanks.