NEW: The RadWindow now supports LiveResize - if 			you resize/drag it, you will see that the IFRAME element is not being hidden while 			performing these operations. This functionality is turned on out of the box and 			it is not needed to put a special setting to enable it. This solves not only visual appearance problems but also funcionality ones, e.g restarting videos under FF, etc. 
	
	 		You can use the Behaviors property 		in our ASP.NET Modal Window to determine how the user can interact with the  		RadWindow object. 		Below are the Behaviors' enum values:  	
	
		
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				Default - Default object behavior.
			
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				None - The user can perform none of the actions on the window. 
			
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				Resize - The user can resize the window by dragging its border. 
			
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				Minimize - The window can be minimized, and has a minimize button 				on the title bar.
			
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				Close - The user can close the window using a title bar button.
			
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				Pin - The window can be pinned, and has a pin button on the title 				bar.
			
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				Maximize - The window can be maximized, and has a maximize button 				on the title bar.
			
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				Move - The user can click on the window title bar and drag it to 				a new location.
			
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				Reload - The user can reload the window contents using a title 				bar button.
			
 
	 		As an enum, Behaviors allows you to combine multiple values and 		easily achieve the desired result. You can set the enum on the client or in the 		server: 	
	
		Examples:
		
ASPX
		
			<telerik:RadWindow
			 ID="RadWindow1"
			 runat="server"
			 Behaviors="Move, Close">
			</telerik:RadWindow>
		 
		C#
		
			RadWindow1.Behaviors = Telerik.Web.UI.WindowBehaviors.Move | Telerik.Web.UI.WindowBehaviors.Close;
		 
		VB.NET
		
			RadWindow1.Behaviors = Telerik.Web.UI.WindowBehaviors.Move Or Telerik.Web.UI.WindowBehaviors.Close
		 
		JavaScript
		
			oWnd.set_behaviors( Telerik.Web.UI.WindowBehaviors.Move + Telerik.Web.UI.WindowBehaviors.Close );