Hide menu bar, address bar; Determine client screen resolution

Hi!
1) Is it possible to create WDA with hidden menu bar, toolbar and address bar in the IE?
2) Is it possible to determine resolution of client's screen? It's for smart resizing of controls.
Thanks!

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The menubar is a consistent interface artifact in Mac OS X and Macs in general which never changes its location, unlike Windows which attach menubars to specific applications. If your purpose is a kiosk style web browser, there is Saft for Safari. Other web browsers have their own built-in kiosk mode for the Mac.
If you want a menubar to be hidden for other applications, contact the software vendor who makes the software you want the menubar hidden on. Most applications depend on its existence.
The Dock while put on the right hand side of the screen is less likely to get activated by accident, and will activate more slowly than when on the bottom of the screen if you make it unhidden and magnification off, and then automatically hide it with command-option-D keystroke.

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