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It seems it's not really possible. As you've observed, there is no window property flag that would allow you to do that. By the way, if you use built-in openCV window functions for something more than fast checking the results of your algorithms, you should really use some other facilities as GUI (e.g. Qt integration) as the built-in highgui is really limited and not really suitable for any application that's to be shown to the normal user. This is my experience at least.
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It seems it's not really possible. As you've observed, there is no window property flag that would allow you to do that. By the way, if you use built-in openCV window functions for something more than fast checking the results of your algorithms, you should really use some other facilities as GUI (e.g. Qt integration) as the built-in highgui is really limited and not really suitable for any application that's to be shown to the a normal user. This is my experience at least.