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Help?? How to Fade out text using CStatic

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    Hi guys I want to know is there any way to fade out text in CStatic. Any idea or concept?? thanks

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      Hi guys I want to know is there any way to fade out text in CStatic. Any idea or concept?? thanks

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      If I was making a CStatic control to do this, I would handle the reflected WM_CTLCOLORSTATIC message to use custom colours, and then create a timer which updated the colour and invalidate the static control. That should give you enough to get started with! Iain

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        If I was making a CStatic control to do this, I would handle the reflected WM_CTLCOLORSTATIC message to use custom colours, and then create a timer which updated the colour and invalidate the static control. That should give you enough to get started with! Iain

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        Hi Iain thanks a lot for reply. well is there a way to fade out the text with dissolve effect. thanks


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