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StyleDialog - A transparent dialog class with an optional custom frame

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Darren Sessions
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I am currently working as a consultant in Southern California.
 
I have worked as a Hardware Engineer, Firmware Engineer, Software Engineer and Applications Engineer.
 
I spent 13 years in the Disk Drive industry and the last 7 working in GPS.

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StyleDialog may be used independently or in conjunction with the Style Toolkit.
Type Article
Licence CPOL
First Posted 3 Aug 2008
Views 38,872
Downloads 5,023
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