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Hi there,
Is there a license that this is available under?
Thanks,
Chris
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can you post the exe and the source seperateley .
regards
praveen
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Memory leaks???
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is there a way to use alpha blending so that if i make an image with anti-ailiased edges it will show up correctly on the computer? or is there another way of using anti-ailiased images?
thanks,
Rob
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There are 10 kinds of people. Those who understand binary and those who don't.
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I don't care about what anybody else says about this, I think it's awesome! This is exactly what I needed for one of my apps. Keep up the great work.
Agent 86
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you can do this stuff with layered windows to.
just set the transparencykey color of the form to the same as the back color of the images.
then you can remove ALL your regioning code and it will work just as good but using less cpu power..
//Roger
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I have tried the use of the transparency color, without luck.
And I have discussed this problem with some other developers which are disapointed about the transparency function too. It seems, that the usage of the transparency color doesn't work on some systems. The region function always works well.
Greetings
Marc
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Nah its not worth it, as the suggested way is by far the faster one, and more future proof (users will profit from future improvement in the MS algorithms).
By now u can presuppose that an NT 5 system comes to play.
As far as the transparency goes, it actually gets sometimes messed up in the internal GDI+ for untraceable (as i'm not digging into it, neither have i searched for answers or solutions) reasons, which goes away after a reboot (means GDI+ is reinitiated).
But i'm sure ur article is very helpful for other purposes!
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Yeah the Layered stuff doesn't work on 98 (probably not ME either) as far as I know, just 2K and XP.
But it's much faster from what I hear. If I were to make something like this I would have my program try layering first and then fall back to regioning.
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Thanks. Kind of acts strange on a dual monitor system as it just slides across the screen until it gets to the primary monitor and then starts to walk.
Also enjoyed browsing your websites and the Guitar samples. Liked the interface to your camera controler program.
Rocky Moore <><
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I'm sorry, I don't have a dual monitor system to try.
Yepp, the guitar playing is fun, but I don't have enough time to become a good player !
Greetings
Marc
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Hi,
seems like you know much about animation and stuff. You could point a Label.Image property to a gif animation file. The animations now run in Design Mode and also at run time. But i found no way to control it, e.g. Stop, Play it...
do you now a good managed way to build a little animation in the upper right corner of a form, like internet explorer has ?
.:Greets from Jerry Maguire:.
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Go to
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2002/Nov/ThreadPoolGifs.asp
this sample looks like what you want !
The ImageAnimator seems to be the goal !
Greetings
Marc
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Thank you for your fast answer.
I will check it out
.:Greets from Jerry Maguire:.
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