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    Andrew
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    Hi..

    I am trying my one of first applications in qt. Everything seems to work fine;
    Except I get double border to the window. See the image..
    !http://s11.postimage.org/kk17hcuzn/double_Border.jpg(Double Bordered Image)!

    So if I fullscreen the window, inner border remains there giving it a bad look..

    So how do I remove inner border. I guess Qt adds it..

    Thanks in Advance
    Andrew

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      qxoz
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      It is not iner border. It's a layout margins and you can remove them.
      How do you create form, by QtCreator designer?

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        Andrew
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        No.. not using QtCreator.
        Here is the code for the main WIndow

        @#include <QtGui>

        #include "glwidget.h"
        #include "window.h"

        Window::Window()
        {
        fullscreen = FALSE;
        glWidget = new GLWidget;

        QBoxLayout *mainLayout = new QBoxLayout((QBoxLayout::Direction)0, 0);
        mainLayout ->addWidget(glWidget);

        setLayout(mainLayout);
        setWindowTitle(tr("Frame GL"));
        

        }
        @

        @qxoz - Can you show some code to remove layout margins?

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          qxoz
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          Try this: setContentsMargins ( int left, int top, int right, int bottom )
          @mainLayout->setContentsMargins ( 0, 0, 0, 0);@

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