How to get my own template window after installing my application?
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Hi All,(Windows Application using C#.net in vs2008) I am developed one small project on school,now I've a small problem is -how to get a window(small window like vs 2008,sqlserver2005 their own teplates) after deploying(install) the application.I mean that when we're try to open sql server it is give a small size window(like microsoft sqlserver 2005 for couple of seconds) b4 launching a sql server management studio,same like that i want to see my own school template b4 launching of my school project.I think you're cleared about my doubt. -----Is there any chance to set in click once deployment.
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Hi All,(Windows Application using C#.net in vs2008) I am developed one small project on school,now I've a small problem is -how to get a window(small window like vs 2008,sqlserver2005 their own teplates) after deploying(install) the application.I mean that when we're try to open sql server it is give a small size window(like microsoft sqlserver 2005 for couple of seconds) b4 launching a sql server management studio,same like that i want to see my own school template b4 launching of my school project.I think you're cleared about my doubt. -----Is there any chance to set in click once deployment.
What you are looking for is called splash screen. There are several implantations available here at codeproject so a simple search should be able to find them.
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What you are looking for is called splash screen. There are several implantations available here at codeproject so a simple search should be able to find them.
Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature My Articles Asynchronous Registry Notification Using Strongly-typed WMI Classes in .NET [^] My blog #endregion
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Glad to help you :)
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