Metro UI for windows Form
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Of course YES. But, I don't understand why you are trying Metro UI for your Windows. However, Free : http://windowsformsmetro.codeplex.com/[^] If you are happy to spend $K ?? http://www.telerik.com/products/winforms.aspx[^]
And what's best is the free one is in VB. :) /ravi
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This is also another solution. However, I haven't tried this. https://github.com/viperneo/winforms-modernui[^]
I tried that , i think the .dll files in those are missing. If u come to know any of the working the solution would like to know. Thank you so much.
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Of course YES. But, I don't understand why you are trying Metro UI for your Windows. However, Free : http://windowsformsmetro.codeplex.com/[^] If you are happy to spend $K ?? http://www.telerik.com/products/winforms.aspx[^]
Why shouldn't i try that. is there an issue or something. Coz i thought that we could make our form look much more professional when compared.
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Why shouldn't i try that. is there an issue or something. Coz i thought that we could make our form look much more professional when compared.
In my humble opinion, Metro isn't professional. I don't know of 2 people in the same room that like it.
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In my humble opinion, Metro isn't professional. I don't know of 2 people in the same room that like it.
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Dave KreskowiakCan u suggest me an alternative method to make my form look profesional.
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I tried that , i think the .dll files in those are missing. If u come to know any of the working the solution would like to know. Thank you so much.
There are many third party libraries that allows you to do achieve it. Google them. But you can create a simple Metro UI yourself in the windows form application. See the 'calculator' and 'Sticky notes' app that I have made here "geekattech.blogspot.com".
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There are many third party libraries that allows you to do achieve it. Google them. But you can create a simple Metro UI yourself in the windows form application. See the 'calculator' and 'Sticky notes' app that I have made here "geekattech.blogspot.com".
could you guide me on how u did that and how should i do
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Can u suggest me an alternative method to make my form look profesional.
Hire a graphic designer?
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Hire a graphic designer?
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Dave Kreskowiakno other Way other than that..
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no other Way other than that..
Really, how is anyone supposed to answer that question where we know nothing about your app or what your skill set is or what your app even looks like now?
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Why shouldn't i try that. is there an issue or something. Coz i thought that we could make our form look much more professional when compared.