Hey,
That is what I thought it meant, but it does not solve my problem.
Is there any other way I can go around this issue? For example, if I set the icon of the window to nothing, this does not happen, though that also removes the icon in the task bar, which is not good.
I have tried using WinApi, but that does not seem to solve anything, since the window itself is hidden in actipro and the custom window is used, so removing the window icon does nothing.
Should there not be anything in code that can remove this unwanted window icon? For example, can I not create a new class which inherit Ribbon and then override the function that tries to find an ancestor and therefore remove this behaviour? Or can I somehow get the name of this image and hide it, using Window.FindName?
Cheers,
Tommy