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how change level?

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    Andrea Feduzzi
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    hi is it possible change the level of visualization of an shape (textbox, image, label ....)? If I've two shapes in the same position and i wanted to see the shapes behind is possible change the priority of visualization? ps the answer is ok for VB and C#

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    • A Andrea Feduzzi

      hi is it possible change the level of visualization of an shape (textbox, image, label ....)? If I've two shapes in the same position and i wanted to see the shapes behind is possible change the priority of visualization? ps the answer is ok for VB and C#

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      Lost User
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      Set the Visible property to False to hide a control, so the one underneath gets revealed.

      Use the best guess

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      • A Andrea Feduzzi

        hi is it possible change the level of visualization of an shape (textbox, image, label ....)? If I've two shapes in the same position and i wanted to see the shapes behind is possible change the priority of visualization? ps the answer is ok for VB and C#

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        Bernhard Hiller
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        The property to use is Opacity. See e.g. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fyby5ek5%28v=vs.80%29.aspx[^]

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          The property to use is Opacity. See e.g. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/fyby5ek5%28v=vs.80%29.aspx[^]

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          Dave Kreskowiak
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          Opacity only works at the Form level, not controls.

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          • A Andrea Feduzzi

            hi is it possible change the level of visualization of an shape (textbox, image, label ....)? If I've two shapes in the same position and i wanted to see the shapes behind is possible change the priority of visualization? ps the answer is ok for VB and C#

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            Dave Kreskowiak
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            Look into the Control.SendToBack[^] and Control.BringToFront[^] methods.

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            • A Andrea Feduzzi

              hi is it possible change the level of visualization of an shape (textbox, image, label ....)? If I've two shapes in the same position and i wanted to see the shapes behind is possible change the priority of visualization? ps the answer is ok for VB and C#

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              Edward Giles
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              Open yourformfile.designer.vb and rearrange the initializing code, so that things that need to be displayed at the back come (in the code) before the things that need to be displayed further in front. P.S. I made a lot of assumptions.

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