Here again, The CanaryBay project has a custom scrolling toolbar that is able to display transparent images, and the full PowerBASIC source code is provided for free.
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There is only one solution, BUY Axialis Icon Workshop. Have a few less cafe Latte's for a while and get the PRO version and from the occasional spam I get from them, the price has dropped as well so you won't have to go without so many cafe Latte's.
Seriously though, being able to routinely create toolbar strips as PNG in 32 bit colour with transparency lets you do all sorts of things. With the PRO version you can get a heap of extra images that you can use to construct custom images of your own. Icons, buttons, any small images you need, a nice toy worth owning. PS I am a paying customer, not an advertiser.
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Only drawback with this program is that the Toolbar.bmp contains a bunch of very ancient icons
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Code:'Modified from POFFS code by ''Jeffrey R. Radue ''posted January 05, 2001 06:09 PM 'TOOLBAR.BMP is found in PBWIN70\SAMPLES\SDK\SKELETON 'Start of program code 'I thought this approach gave a really nice graphical button with flat transparent appearance. 'When the mouse hovers over it, the button becomes raised. 'Click each button to see WM_COMMAND reacting like any button would. 'So far I only have what I wanted which is the TB_LIST option. 'Thanks to Jeff Radue and POFFS by Borge. 'Original app by Bob Mechler posted 23 AUG 2009 'found here: 'https://forum.powerbasic.com/forum/user-to-user-discussions/powerbasic-for-windows/42353-transparent-toolbar?p=495362#post495362 'Updated by Jim Fritts on 2020-AUG-12 to run on PBWIN10 and J. Roca includes 'Minor changes to Bob and Jeff's work. Additions have been made to refine the button sizes. 'Thank you Bob, Jeff, and Borge! #COMPILE EXE "flatbut.exe" #REGISTER NONE #DIM ALL #RESOURCE BITMAP, 125, "TOOLBAR.BMP" 'id is 125 'Toolbar button strip image resource identifier GLOBAL ghInstance AS DWORD ' handle of the application instance GLOBAL hBmp AS LONG $INCLUDE "win32api.inc" $INCLUDE "comdlg32.inc" $INCLUDE "Commctrl.inc" %ID_TOOLBAR1 = 2033 %ID_TOOLBAR2 = 2034 %ID_TOOLBAR3 = 2035 %ID_TOOLBAR4 = 2036 %ID_TOOLBAR5 = 2037 %ID_TOOLBAR6 = 2038 %ID_TOOLBAR7 = 2039 %ID_TOOLBAR8 = 2040 %ID_TOOLBAR9 = 2041 %TB_LIST = 0 'flag %TB_STD_LIST = 1 'flag %TB_BM_ONLY = 2 'flag %TB_STD_BM = 3 'flag %IDC_BUTTON1 = 100 %IDC_BUTTON2 = 101 %IDC_BUTTON3 = 102 %IDC_BUTTON4 = 103 %IDC_BUTTON5 = 104 %IDC_BUTTON6 = 105 %IDC_BUTTON7 = 106 %IDC_BUTTON8 = 107 %IDC_BUTTON9 = 108 FUNCTION CreateFlatButton( _ BYVAL hdlg AS LONG _ , BYVAL TBID AS LONG _ , BYVAL ctl AS LONG _ , BYVAL resID AS LONG _ , TXT$ _ , BYVAL x AS LONG _ , BYVAL y AS LONG _ , BYVAL wdth AS LONG _ , BYVAL hgt AS LONG _ , BYVAL flag AS LONG _ ) AS LONG LOCAL tb AS TBBUTTON LOCAL Tabm AS TBADDBITMAP Tb.iBitmap = resID Tb.fsState = %TBSTATE_ENABLED Tb.fsStyle = %TBSTYLE_BUTTON Tb.dwData = 0 Tb.iString = 0 Tb.idCommand = ctl SELECT CASE flag 'flag = %TB_LIST = 0, %TB_STD_LIST = 1, %TB_BM_ONLY = 2, %TB_STD_BM = 3 CASE 0,1 'List Style, with text to the right CONTROL ADD _ "TOOLBARWINDOW32" _ , hdlg _ , TBID _ , "" _ , x, y, wdth, hgt+4 _ , %WS_CHILD OR _ %WS_VISIBLE OR _ %CCS_NOPARENTALIGN OR _ %TBSTYLE_TOOLTIPS OR _ %TBSTYLE_FLAT OR _ %CCS_NORESIZE OR _ %CCS_NODIVIDER OR _ %TBSTYLE_LIST IF (flag= 0) THEN ' Use resource bitmaps '%TB_LIST Tabm.hInst = GetModuleHandle(BYVAL %NULL) Tabm.nID = 125 'refers to my multiple image toolbar bitmap mentioned above Tb.iBitmap = resID ELSE ' Use standard system bitmaps '%TB_STD_LIST Tabm.hInst = %HINST_COMMCTRL Tabm.nID = %IDB_STD_SMALL_COLOR Tb.iBitmap = resID END IF CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID,%TB_SETBITMAPSIZE,0,MAKLNG(hgt,hgt) CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %TB_ADDBITMAP,1, VARPTR(Tabm) CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %TB_BUTTONSTRUCTSIZE, SIZEOF(Tb), 0 CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %TB_ADDBUTTONS,1, VARPTR(Tb) TXT$ = TXT$ & $NUL & $NUL CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %TB_ADDSTRING, 0, STRPTR(TXT$) CASE ELSE ' No text, just a bitmap CONTROL ADD _ "TOOLBARWINDOW32" _ , hdlg _ , TBID _ , "" _ , x, y, wdth, hgt _ , %WS_CHILD OR _ %WS_VISIBLE OR _ %CCS_NOPARENTALIGN OR _ %TBSTYLE_TOOLTIPS OR _ %TBSTYLE_FLAT OR _ %CCS_NORESIZE OR _ %CCS_NODIVIDER IF (flag= 2) THEN ' Use resource bitmaps '%TB_BM_ONLY Tabm.hInst = GetModuleHandle(BYVAL %NULL) Tabm.nID = 125 'refers to my multiple image toolbar bitmap mentioned above Tb.iBitmap = resID ELSE ' Use standard system bitmaps '%TB_STD_BM Tabm.hInst = %HINST_COMMCTRL Tabm.nID = %IDB_STD_SMALL_COLOR Tb.iBitmap = resID END IF CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID,%TB_SETBITMAPSIZE,0,MAKLNG(hgt,hgt) CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %TB_ADDBITMAP,1, VARPTR(Tabm) CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %TB_BUTTONSTRUCTSIZE, SIZEOF(Tb), 0 CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %TB_ADDBUTTONS,1, VARPTR(Tb) END SELECT CONTROL SEND hdlg, TBID, %WM_SIZE, 0, 0 FUNCTION= 1 END FUNCTION CALLBACK FUNCTION maincb STATIC fname$,filter$,d& SELECT CASE CBMSG CASE %WM_COMMAND SELECT CASE CBCTL CASE= %IDOK DIALOG END CBHNDL CASE %IDC_BUTTON1 TO %IDC_BUTTON9 'filter$ = "All Files (*.*)" & "|" & "*.*" 'd& = OPENFILEDIALOG(CBHNDL,"Choose a File", fname$, CURDIR$, filter$,"*.*",0) SELECT CASE CBCTL CASE %IDC_BUTTON1 MSGBOX("1") CASE %IDC_BUTTON2 MSGBOX("2") CASE %IDC_BUTTON3 MSGBOX("3") CASE %IDC_BUTTON4 MSGBOX("4") CASE %IDC_BUTTON5 MSGBOX("5") CASE %IDC_BUTTON6 MSGBOX("6") CASE %IDC_BUTTON7 MSGBOX("7") CASE %IDC_BUTTON8 MSGBOX("8") CASE %IDC_BUTTON9 MSGBOX("9") END SELECT END SELECT END SELECT END FUNCTION FUNCTION PBMAIN DIM hdlg AS LONG LOCAL Flag AS LONG 'These flags set the type of toolbar to generate '0=Custom Buttons and text '1=Standard Buttons and text '2=Custom Buttons no text '3=Standard Buttons no text Flag = 3 '0 = %TB_LIST, 1 = %TB_STD_LIST, 2 = %TB_BM_ONLY, 3 = %TB_STD_BM 'Button sizes were determined as the best fit for the default font. 'If you change the font you will need to change those values. ghInstance = GetWindowLongA(hDlg, %GWL_HINSTANCE) hBmp = LoadImageA(ghInstance, "#125", %IMAGE_BITMAP, 0,0, %LR_LOADTRANSPARENT OR %LR_LOADMAP3DCOLORS) DIALOG NEW 0,"Separate Toolbar Buttons",0,0,400,120,%DS_MODALFRAME OR %DS_3DLOOK OR %DS_CENTER OR %WS_POPUP OR %WS_CAPTION,, TO hDlg CONTROL ADD BUTTON,hDlg,%IDOK,"OK",175,100,50,14,,, SELECT CASE Flag CASE 0 CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR1, %IDC_BUTTON1, 0, "New", 2,5,39,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR2, %IDC_BUTTON2, 1, "Open", 41,5,41,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR3, %IDC_BUTTON3, 2, "Save", 82,5,40,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR4, %IDC_BUTTON4, 3, "Print", 122,5,39,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR5, %IDC_BUTTON5, 4, "Cut", 171,5,40,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR6, %IDC_BUTTON6, 5, "Copy", 211,5,40,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR7, %IDC_BUTTON7, 6, "Paste", 251,5,42,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR8, %IDC_BUTTON8, 7, "Find", 303,5,40,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR9, %IDC_BUTTON9, 8, "Replace", 343,5,50,24,%TB_LIST) CASE 1 'Standard Button bitmap sequence '0=cut '1=copy '2=paste '3=undo '4=redo '5=delete '6=new '7=open '8=save '9=find '10= '11=help '12=find '13=find and replace '14=print CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR1, %IDC_BUTTON1, 6, "New", 2,5,33,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR2, %IDC_BUTTON2, 7, "Open", 35,5,36,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR3, %IDC_BUTTON3, 8, "Save", 72,5,35,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR4, %IDC_BUTTON4, 14, "Print", 107,5,32,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR5, %IDC_BUTTON5, 0, "Cut", 147,5,29,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR6, %IDC_BUTTON6, 1, "Copy", 176,5,34,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR7, %IDC_BUTTON7, 2, "Paste", 210,5,36,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR8, %IDC_BUTTON8, 12, "Find", 254,5,31,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR9, %IDC_BUTTON9, 13, "Replace", 285,5,45,16,%TB_STD_LIST) CASE 2 CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR1, %IDC_BUTTON1, 0, "New", 2,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR2, %IDC_BUTTON2, 1, "Open", 26,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR3, %IDC_BUTTON3, 2, "Save", 50,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR4, %IDC_BUTTON4, 3, "Print", 74,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR5, %IDC_BUTTON5, 4, "Cut", 108,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR6, %IDC_BUTTON6, 5, "Copy", 132,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR7, %IDC_BUTTON7, 6, "Paste", 156,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR8, %IDC_BUTTON8, 7, "Find", 190,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR9, %IDC_BUTTON9, 8, "Replace", 214,5,24,24,%TB_BM_ONLY) CASE 3 'Standard Button bitmap sequence '0=cut '1=copy '2=paste '3=undo '4=redo '5=delete '6=new '7=open '8=save '9=find '10= '11=help '12=find '13=find and replace '14=print CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR1, %IDC_BUTTON1, 6, "New", 2,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR2, %IDC_BUTTON2, 7, "Open", 18,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR3, %IDC_BUTTON3, 8, "Save", 34,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR4, %IDC_BUTTON4, 14, "Print", 50,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR5, %IDC_BUTTON5, 0, "Cut", 74,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR6, %IDC_BUTTON6, 1, "Copy", 90,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR7, %IDC_BUTTON7, 2, "Paste", 106,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR8, %IDC_BUTTON8, 12, "Find", 130,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg, %ID_TOOLBAR9, %IDC_BUTTON9, 13, "Replace", 146,5,16,16,%TB_STD_BM) END SELECT DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg,%BLACK,%CYAN DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL MainCB END FUNCTION
Last edited by Jim Fritts; 13 Aug 2020, 07:17 AM.
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Using the toolbar to make transparent graphical buttons
I saw in Poffs this approach to using a toolbar as a transparent graphic button and liked the ease of used as opposed to subclassing to get the hover over raised and flat appearance if not over.
This code came from a 2001 post by Jeffrey Radue which I adapted. I've shown the code to make the PBR file and used the toolbar.bmp everyone should already have. In my own code, we created a little nicer set of graphics but this does the trick to show their usage.
Doing it this way would allow me to more easily create, hide different controls without disabling, enabling and placing if I created a toolbar control with all 5 items in one control.
Also, I don't seem to need the WM_NOTIFY event to work with the control in this manner.
There are several other options here which I didn't remove just to show other options that were there.
Bob Mechler
Code:'Modified from POFFS code by ''Jeffrey R. Radue ''posted January 05, 2001 06:09 PM 'STANDARD.RC is below. Copy the next three lines to STANDARD.RC, remove the apostrophe's and compile in the PB compiler to get the .PBR ';TOOLBAR.BMP found in PBWIN70\SAMPLES\SDK\SKELETON '#define IDR_IMGFILE 104 'IDR_IMGFILE BITMAP DISCARDABLE "TOOLBAR.BMP" 'Start of program code 'I thought this approach gave a really nice graphical button with flat transparent appearance. When the mouse hovers over it, the button becomse raised. 'Click each button to see WM_COMMAND reacting like any button would. 'So far I only have what I wanted which is the TB_LIST option. 'Thanks to Jeff Radue and POFFS by Borge #COMPILE EXE "flatbut.exe" #REGISTER NONE #DIM ALL #RESOURCE "STANDARD.PBR" $INCLUDE "win32api.inc" $INCLUDE "comdlg32.inc" $INCLUDE "Commctrl.inc" %ID_TOOLBAR = 2033 %ID_TOOLBAR2 = 2034 %ID_TOOLBAR3 = 2035 %ID_TOOLBAR4 = 2036 %ID_TOOLBAR5 = 2037 %TB_LIST = 0 %TB_STD_LIST = 1 %TB_BM_ONLY = 2 %TB_STD_BM = 3 %IDC_BUTTON1 = 100 %IDC_BUTTON2 = 101 %IDC_BUTTON3 = 102 %IDC_BUTTON4 = 103 %IDC_BUTTON5 = 104 %ID_EDIT1 = 105 %ID_EDIT2 = 106 %ID_EDIT3 = 107 %ID_EDIT4 = 108 FUNCTION CreateFlatButton(BYVAL hdlg&,BYVAL TBID&,BYVAL ctl&,BYVAL resID&,txt$,BYVAL x&,BYVAL y&,BYVAL wdth&,BYVAL hgt&,BYVAL flag&) AS LONG LOCAL tb AS TBBUTTON LOCAL Tabm AS TBADDBITMAP Tb.iBitmap = resID& Tb.fsState = %TBSTATE_ENABLED Tb.fsStyle = %TBSTYLE_BUTTON Tb.dwData = 0 Tb.iString = 0 Tb.idCommand = ctl& SELECT CASE flag& CASE 0,1 'List Style, with text to the right CONTROL ADD "TOOLBARWINDOW32", hdlg&, TBID&, "",x&,y&,wdth&,hgt&+4, %WS_CHILD OR %WS_VISIBLE OR %CCS_NOPARENTALIGN OR %TBSTYLE_TOOLTIPS _ OR %TBSTYLE_FLAT OR %CCS_NORESIZE OR %CCS_NODIVIDER OR %TBSTYLE_LIST IF (flag&= 0) THEN 'Uses DLL resource file for image Tabm.hInst = GetModuleHandle(BYVAL %NULL) 'Tabm.nID = resID& Tabm.nID = 104 'refers to my multiple image toolbar bitmap mentioned above Tb.iBitmap = resID& ELSE ' Use standard system bitmaps Tabm.hInst = %HINST_COMMCTRL Tabm.nID = %IDB_STD_SMALL_COLOR Tb.iBitmap = resID& END IF CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&,%TB_SETBITMAPSIZE,0,MAKLNG(hgt&,hgt&) CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %TB_ADDBITMAP,1, VARPTR(Tabm) CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %TB_BUTTONSTRUCTSIZE, SIZEOF(Tb), 0 CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %TB_ADDBUTTONS,1, VARPTR(Tb) txt$ = txt$ & $NUL & $NUL CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %TB_ADDSTRING, 0, STRPTR(txt$) CASE ELSE ' No text, just a bitmap CONTROL ADD "TOOLBARWINDOW32", hdlg&, TBID&, "",x&,y&,wdth&,hgt&, %WS_CHILD OR %WS_VISIBLE OR %CCS_NOPARENTALIGN OR %TBSTYLE_TOOLTIPS _ OR %TBSTYLE_FLAT OR %CCS_NORESIZE OR %CCS_NODIVIDER IF (flag&= 2) THEN 'Uses DLL resource file for image Tabm.hInst = GetModuleHandle(BYVAL %NULL) Tabm.nID = resID& ELSE ' Use standard system bitmaps Tabm.hInst = %HINST_COMMCTRL Tabm.nID = %IDB_STD_SMALL_COLOR Tb.iBitmap = resID& END IF CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&,%TB_SETBITMAPSIZE,0,MAKLNG(hgt&,hgt&) CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %TB_ADDBITMAP,1, VARPTR(Tabm) CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %TB_BUTTONSTRUCTSIZE, SIZEOF(Tb), 0 CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %TB_ADDBUTTONS,1, VARPTR(Tb) END SELECT CONTROL SEND hdlg&, TBID&, %WM_SIZE, 0, 0 FUNCTION= 1 END FUNCTION CALLBACK FUNCTION maincb STATIC fname$,filter$,d& SELECT CASE CBMSG CASE %WM_COMMAND SELECT CASE CBCTL CASE= %IDOK DIALOG END CBHNDL CASE %IDC_BUTTON1 TO %IDC_BUTTON5 'filter$ = "All Files (*.*)" & "|" & "*.*" 'd& = OPENFILEDIALOG(CBHNDL,"Choose a File", fname$, CURDIR$, filter$,"*.*",0) SELECT CASE CBCTL CASE %IDC_BUTTON1 MSGBOX("1") CASE %IDC_BUTTON2 MSGBOX("2") CASE %IDC_BUTTON3 MSGBOX("3") CASE %IDC_BUTTON4 MSGBOX("4") CASE %IDC_BUTTON5 MSGBOX("5") END SELECT END SELECT END SELECT END FUNCTION FUNCTION PBMAIN DIM hdlg AS LONG DIALOG NEW 0,"Separate Toolbar Buttons",0,0,400,120,%DS_MODALFRAME OR %DS_3DLOOK OR %DS_CENTER OR %WS_POPUP OR %WS_CAPTION,, TO hDlg CONTROL ADD BUTTON,hDlg,%IDOK,"OK",175,100,50,14,,, CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg&,%ID_TOOLBAR,%IDC_BUTTON1,20,"Stop",20,5,56,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg&,%ID_TOOLBAR2,%IDC_BUTTON2,0,"Add",100,5,56,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg&,%ID_TOOLBAR3,%IDC_BUTTON3,11,"Change ",180,5,56,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg&,%ID_TOOLBAR4,%IDC_BUTTON4,16,"Delete ",260,5,56,24,%TB_LIST) CALL CREATEFLATBUTTON(hdlg&,%ID_TOOLBAR5,%IDC_BUTTON5,7,"Inquire ",340,5,56,24,%TB_LIST) DIALOG SET COLOR hDlg,%BLACK,%CYAN DIALOG SHOW MODAL hDlg CALL MainCB END FUNCTION
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I would guess it used a layered window and set the alpha level. It would look ok as a layered toolwindow containing the toolbar. Unless he meant just the one below the regular menu which wouldn't do much for transparent being up there and not moving.
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Just out of curiousity, why didn't you just leave your original question and add a reply with at least a link to what you found in MSDN? People browsing the forums with an interest in transparent toolbars will almost certainly take a look at this thread but now there is nothing in it.
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Transparent ToolBar?
withdrawn. Found the answer in MSDN.
Bob MechlerLast edited by BOB MECHLER; 22 Aug 2009, 08:05 PM.Tags: None
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