Set the form's Back Color and Transparency Key property value to the be the same color. That is all that you need to do! I personally prefer to use magenta, as its an unlikely color to cause other issues.
Dax Frost There Are 10 Kinds Of People, Those That Understand Binary, And Those That Don't
Have a look at this article: Detect if another process is running and bring it to the foreground[^]
daxfrost There Are 10 Kinds Of People, Those That Understand Binary, And Those That Don't
I have a JFrame which i extend and set undecorated. I have made my own resizing of the frame possible with mouse down, up and pressed events etc... On my paint event I wish to draw my own custom imagery for the form with an offscreen image and finally draw it to screen. Any swing component I put on the JFrame flickers on each repaint when I resize... if anyone has any answers to this I would be most thankful... so thanx in advance! ;)
javdax There Are 10 Kinds Of People, Those That Understand Binary, And Those That Don't
From my experience, audio support with compact framework 2 is far more tedious than in ce3, you have to make do with very little, so it may be a good idea to use 3, but of course there are situations when you have to use ce2. Using compact framework 3 you have access to far more including the [SoundPlayer] class which has support for many many audio files and does the work for you. >> whenever a message comes in it should play a sound file The most common way of playing a sound for ce2 would be to use [PlaySound]... this is probably your best solution. Once you add the class at this link you can create your own objects, either by passing a file path or a nice way is to refer to your Resources and get the files byte array...
Sound sound = new Sound(YourApplication.Properties.Resources.SoundFile);
sound.Play();
Now the class at that link doesnt seem to work when using the stream constructor, so add the following constructor to the class... You need to add this for the byte array constructor example above to work...
public Sound(byte[] sound_bytes)
{
// read the data from the stream
m_soundBytes = sound_bytes;
}
Now, unfortunately from what I have tested this only supports .WAV files. You can either do this... or try using WaveOut to play your sounds, which will still only support .WAV files but can be built upon to support more... Or you can play any file the phone supports by calling the local systems Media Player with a file as the argument file to execute... db There are 10 kinds of people, those that understand binary, and those that don't...
I have found my solution.
Hi Can anyone please help me, I need c# code to manipulate the backlight with windows mobile 5? I havent tested, but from googling I think there is API for it using WM6. But I need WM5 support. Managed, unmanaged! anything at all would be really great! Thanx in advance.:confused:
If that heading caught your attention... Good - I was trying... :D If you know of any solutions to having such a big setup or distribution file for my c# app could you please help me? Perhaps some way of building a setup that only embeds the needed libraries for my app... I dont want any online installers... just the smallest possible deployment of my application. Thanx in advance guys! ;P Dax
Thanx alot for you advice and swift reply Christian! you rock... Seems like these would be the only ways, could you direct me to any of these libraries? and I hope the lib wouldnt require me to rebuild my application... thanx again!
Hey All, I need help with this urgently, and any would be much appreciated... I have a CAB file that gets downloaded from a site to a pocket pc or smartphone... I need to have data attached to it somehow, just a line of text or something, either in some seperate file or somehow... This is because I need to have a changing "serial code" to go out with each download of the CAB... Thanx a million in advance! :confused:
Hi anyone! I am trying to draw to my custom control with VS2005 with compact framework 2.0. My control and a second class which references its Graphics object are seperate but in the same file... i create my second class and attempt to draw small images on the control using its graphics object reference at later stages of the app running. I get an ObjectDisposedException, but I understand what this means, but is there anywway I can reference the controls drawing object just before i process the drawing code? or any other work around for that matter! thankyou in advance for this!
THANX!!! you rock man! that worked! :-D
i create a rtf box in many places and set it as a child control of a tab control... but i call it up like this when i want to change its values... Dim rtf As New RichTextBox() rtf = TABS.TabPages(TABS.SelectedIndex).Controls.Item(0) and so you see... since its created at runtime... how do i call its events? thanx, dax :)
I have no problem with that, its the fact that i create it at RUNTIME... i dont place it on my form at design time, so when i try make an event for a text box that has not been created yet i cant! know what i mean? thanx again!:confused:
Thanks for the code... technically that should work, but I create my rich text box at runtime, so i cant call its events, or atleast... i am unsure of how to! :confused: please help? thanx guys!
Please can someone tell me how to drag a file from my explorer window on my form and load the file into a rich text box that i have created at runtime? thank you, in advance
Can anyone tell me how to drag and drop a file onto my form so I may read its contents into a rich text box I create at runtime? thanx in advance! Dª×