Thank you, this looks like fun, ... not... :wtf: I'll try to implement GetMessage-hooking. Seems that's the best approach (to me)... Thank you for your help! Best regards, Stevie
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As far as I know, starting with Vista, interactive services aren't allowed. Can you run a windowless app in the user session?
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Thank you for pointing out fluid! Looks promising. Actually I was looking for a XAML snippet like handling two / three images in a Viewport3D view. Maybe any other documents/HowTos? Best regards and thank's again! Stevie
Thank you, that's my intention! :) I just wanted to know, if there's already a working listener or something. Best regards, Stevie
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Nevermind! WPF is just great and I failed to see its greatness! :) Use of ControlTemplate.Triggers solved my problem!
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Logan - I've updated the code for MoXAMLPowerToys. I hope you like it - the code is significantly reengineered, and it should be easier for me to add new features now.
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Stevie - sorry about not getting to this question before now. I'm trawling through the unanswereds, but to answer your question - no there's no way to switch editmode on inside a frame control. You could always host an IE browser control (the winforms version) inside your app and use that.
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Use virtual TWAIN. I have provided the page link below. It is trail version. http://www.scanpointusa.com/livesite/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=51&Itemid=80[^]
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I'd like to use C#/VB.NET for the task.
well, I can't help you with that side of it, though you could easily integrate this as an off screen render using render to texture methods and then scale the viewer to look at the texture subportions with pan&scan or scaling.
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There's a C# RichTextBox article here on CP which can read in HTML I think. Also I seem to remember that there was a component vendor who wrote a simple HTML viewer in pure C#. Annoying thing is I can remember everything about the company except it's b***dy name. They have UI components, Syntax Editor and some other stuff, not Actipro. Will try and find out from Google who they were, I can even visualise the website :mad: [edit]http://www.syncfusion.com/products/htmlui/windows/default.aspx[^][/edit]
