What is the difference between the client and non-client
areas?
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Answer / gaurav kunzru
A window is divided into two main areas:
? The non-client area, which contains the border,
menus, and caption area for the window.
? The client area, which is the area that is left
over, also known as the "main" part of the window.
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Answer / ravi k
Client Area:
The area in which we can do/write/draw something.
ex: while space that we can see when an application is
created.
Non Client Area:
Where We can't do anything.
ex: like menu bar, status bar, scroll bar, title bar, etc.,
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