How can I get rid off the the icon and application name on tp of the screen?

Please specify the sdk you are using. Is this for the 9200 of the series 60?

Mack,

I believe you are talking about Series 60, right?
Just hide it with

StatusPane()->MakeVisible(EFalse);

Khan Ming

As Im still kind of new to this foreign language could you be a little more precise khanming and yes I am using the series60.

But Im gettin better know I was able to write pictures to the screen :)

:D

Hi Mack,

I know how to use, but if you want me to explain, it is not as accurate as what the documentation says

Symbian OS v6.1 Edition for C++ » API Guide » Application Framework » Using Uikon Core Control's Status Pane

See under CEikStatusPane class, and you'll see what you can do with the overall status pane. Refer to Series 60 Status Pane example for more.

Wait a minute, what you meant by...?
"But Im gettin better know I was able to write pictures to the screen"
Did you mean the previous topic regarding displaying GIF on screen? You made it work?

Khan Ming

No, I did as the example bmpmanip cause I want to resize the pictures I need a smaller picture of the original too.

The example you gave was too complicated :( as I am still learning.

But I hope I will learn some day :)

Yes and I found the example !

Did not get rid off the statuspane, how on earth am I supposed to an easy thing like this. Nokias examples are as they are about 10000 lines and you should find something there.



[code:1]
CEikStatusPane *sp = ((CAknAppUi*)iEikonEnv->EikAppUi())->StatusPane();
sp->MakeVisible(EFalse);
[/code:1]

Is this the way it should be done and where should I put it ??
I tried several times in different locations but cant get it right :(

Ok now it dissapeared I had the lines in the wrong place :)

Another question how can I hide the button texts ??

The simplest thing to do (not sure if this meets Nokia style guidelines) is to just make your application view the size of the whole screen. If you have created an app using the wizard, you will probably have a view with a container within it. Here's some code to set the container to fill the whole screen:

[code:1]void CExampleContainer::SetToFullScreen()
{
SetRect(TRect(0, 0, 176, 208));
}
[/code:1]

Hope this helps.

Thanks this helps a lot :D