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I have some bitmap resources I want to display in a dialog box. I can make the background of the bitmaps the default grey, but this looks bad on systems with custom window color schemes. Is there a...
Zones: Windows MFCDate Answered: 03/28/1997 Views: 0
I have a bitmap (17 actually) that I am loading onto a form. Each bitmap has its own picture box. I am animating each one with a function I wrote...the only problem is that I want the the color whi...
Zones: Visual Basic, Font CreatorDate Answered: 04/14/1997 Views: 0
How do I make a certain color in a regular bitmap transparent, without going through bit by bit and resetting each pixel to the background pixel. By background varys, so I can't use the conventiona...
Zones: C++Date Answered: 05/25/1997 Views: 0
I am creating a screensaver, that loads a photo onto the screen and then randomly paints eggs, tomatoes and various other objects on the screen. The way I have done this is to use the PaintPicture ...
Zones: Visual BasicDate Answered: 08/24/1997 Views: 0
I succed in making transparent "gif", but with an applet I have installed (you can find it in jdk demo "blink.class"), I encountered some problem. The text entred as applet parameter blinks correct...
Zones: JavaDate Answered: 09/08/1997 Views: 4
I want to create a region (HRGN) based on a bitmap.  The bitmap has a transparent mask color, which should be excluded from the region. How do I go about this?
Zones: Windows ProgrammingDate Answered: 04/05/1998 Views: 0
How can I display a transparent bitmap without drawing first a mask of the oroginal and painting the background with black in just a code? Please HELP!!!
Zones: Visual BasicDate Answered: 09/03/1998 Views: 0
I'd like to create a transparent DefaultTreeCellRenderer. (only the background would be transparent, not the text). Do you know how to make a transparent color.
Zones: JavaDate Answered: 01/06/1999 Views: 0
is there a way i can draw on a bitmap that i loaded into my program with hBitmap=LoadBitmap(hThisInst,"bitmapName");?? Also, I would like to know if a bitmap can be drawn to, or created  with a tra...
Zones: Windows ProgrammingDate Answered: 02/07/1999 Views: 0
I am currently coding an application that will allow the user to change the forms picture property to a variety of wallpaper bitmaps.  I am using the frame control on quite a few of my forms.  I as...
Zones: VB Controls, Microsoft ProgrammingDate Answered: 04/09/1999 Views: 0