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

[martin rudalics <rudalics@gmx.at>]

 >> I still wonder whether a user can have her desktop link to
 >> runemacs.exe have it run in a maximized window.  Here on Windows XP
 >> this seems (no longer?) possible.
 >
 > How about using -mm or -fs option in the Target property of the
 > Shortcut Properties of the desktop icon?

-mm is only an approximation of maximizing since it doesn't hide the
window borders.  Apart from that it should work.

 > You cannot do this via the "Run: Maximized" property, since emacs.exe
 > is a console program, and therefore its only window runemacs can
 > control is the console window (which it hides, that being the very
 > purpose of runemacs's existence).

So it apparently never worked and that's why I used the
`w32-send-sys-command' solution.  Seems the correct solution is to have
runemacs pass the size of the console window to emacs.

martin