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this is irrelevant<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;can you briefly show me how to skin? point me to resource.<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;or can i have a simple application of you as sample?<br />
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ps:<br />
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&nbsp; i did venture into some samples on codeproject.com &amp;&nbsp;codeguru.... but eventually i did nothing :( (bit lazy)<br />
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this is irrelevant

   can you briefly show me how to skin? point me to resource.

   or can i have a simple application of you as sample?

ps:

  i did venture into some samples on codeproject.com & codeguru.... but eventually i did nothing :( (bit lazy)



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I got busy with with doing the reciprocal of my requirement. Thats moving main window along with child window and also some graphic design. So it took time to accept your answer. Thanks Zoppo.
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I got busy with with doing the reciprocal of my requirement. Thats moving main window along with child window and also some graphic design. So it took time to accept your answer. Thanks Zoppo.

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No problem ... you're welcome.<br />
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Have a nice day,<br />
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regards,<br />
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ZOPPO
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No problem ... you're welcome.

Have a nice day,

regards,

ZOPPO

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I have a need to develop a skinnable application like MusicMatch. I have done skinning and all. Now its time for implementing a another window (dialog) which can dock to the corner (probably right side) of the main window and moves along with main window. Let me know how can I accomplish this? Thanks for your time.<br />

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I have a need to develop a skinnable application like MusicMatch. I have done skinning and all. Now its time for implementing a another window (dialog) which can dock to the corner (probably right side) of the main window and moves along with main window. Let me know how can I accomplish this? Thanks for your time.


Docking dialog to main window?

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