Can I hide the title bar of a message (Type 'I'?

Hi,
I want to display a Message (Type 'I') but I do not want the titlebar on top of the message.
Can I do this and if yes, then how?
Thanks.

I do not want the titlebar to be displayed.
The whole idea is to not allow the user to select the icon to the top left corner of the message box from where he can select 'Create Session'.
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