Does anyone know if it’s possible to get a Win32 application to run under wine / crossover but have the main toolbar appear as a Mac toolbar (i.e. outside the wine / crossover app)?
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Does anyone know if it’s possible to get a Win32 application to run under wine / crossover but have the main toolbar appear as a Mac toolbar (i.e. outside the wine / crossover app)?
What is the ‘main toolbar’? In Win32, windows do not require a menu bar (ie: IE), or even a main window (!) so this is obviously not possible in general. If you really wanted to, you could send GetMenu() to the first created window, then use (something like? I haven’t used the menu APIs much) GetMenuItemInfo() to fill the mac toolbar whenever the app gains focus, but I think this would be a lot of work for an 80% at best solution, not to mention I wouldn’t know where to start to integrate this with WINE or crossover.