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Value               Meaning
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FS_ACCELTABLE       Creates an accelerator table. The table is loaded from
                    the application's resource file. It should have the same
                    identifier as the menu and the icon (if any).
 
FS_BORDER           Creates a window with a single-line border around it.
                    The width of the border line is SV_CXBORDER and the
                    height is SV_CYBORDER. For a description of these system
                    values, see the "Comments" section of WinSetSysValue
                    function.
 
FS_DLGBORDER        Creates a window that has a border with an inner border
                    drawn with the active title-bar color. It is used most
                    often by dialog boxes.
 
FS_ICON             The created window has an icon with the same identifier
                    as the menu and accelerator table (if any).
 
FS_MOUSEALIGN       Creates a window whose position is relative to the
                    current position of the mouse. Normally, this is used
                    only by dialog boxes.
 
FS_NOBYTEALIGN      Creates a window whereby the frame window is not byte
                    aligned. Setting this flag will decrease the performance
                    of drawing operations to the client window.
 
FS_NOMOVEWITHOWNER  Creates a frame window that will not move if the owner
                    window moves.
 
FS_SCREENALIGN      Creates a window that is aligned with respect to the
                    screen. Normally, this is used only by dialog boxes.
 
FS_SHELLPOSITION    The Presentation Manager (shell) determines the position
                    of the window, typically in a cascaded position from the
                    last application that started.
 
FS_SIZEBORDER       Creates a sizing border.
 
FS_SYSMODAL         Creates a system modal window. For a description of a
                    system modal window, see the "Comments" section of the
                    WinSetSysModalWindow function.
 
FS_TASKLIST         The window title is added to the Task Manager's list.
 
FS_STANDARD         Specifies a combination of the FS_ACCELTABLE, FS_ICON,
                    FS_SHELLPOSITION, and FS_TASKLIST styles.
 
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