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| Displaying dimmed window behind VFP top-level form |
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This code sample explains how to create a dimmed window covering the whole desktop, and position it behind a VFP top level form -- creating so called "Lightbox effect".
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Created: 2011-09-15 22:32:57
Modified: 2011-09-18 10:17:55
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The effect is achieved by placing a semi-transparent window below a top-level VFP form. By appying a combination of window styles and extended styles such window is made borderless and inactive.
VFP application can change window`s transparency and color. |
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How to change display settings: screen resolution, screen refresh rate
