bug#14841: Frames created invisible have their visibility parameter set to t

[martin rudalics]

>> For some reason, using -mm gives me a frame _with_ outer borders while
>> adding (fullscreen . maximized) to `initial-frame-alist' gets me a frame
>> _without_ outer borders.  What do you get?
>
> I get the same effect with both, which is a frame _with_ outer
> borders.  But this is XP, and I think I saw a frame without borders on
> Windows 7.  Will check.

The reason why I'm getting a maximized frame is that I still have

            (w32-send-sys-command 61488)))

in my .emacs which, in connection with the `initial-frame-alist' setting
gets me a maximized frame.  Without that I'm getting a frame with sizing
borders and the maximize button enabled.  This means that (fullscreen
. maximized) or -mm produce a normal frame that just happens to have the
size of a maximized frame.

I suppose I now also understand the problems Juanma and Angelo (IIRC)
described.  The only way toget a maximized frame on Windows
programmatically seems still to use (w32-send-sys-command 61488).

martin