Originally posted by: jo
How is it possible to add text control instead of the bitmap ? I would like to develop an On Screen Display app, so it's just what I need (it is to display text for a karaoke app).
ReplyOriginally posted by: Abdulrahman
Could anyone tell me how to add others control like, Buttons
Edit and TRANSPARENT RichEdir control. Thanks for all you guys Specially the author...
Originally posted by: Jzh
The program will not respond the message "WM_LBUTTONUP" because of posting the "WM_NCLBUTTONDOWN" message in function "OnLButtonDown". How to solve it?
Originally posted by: Yoo, TaiHyung
I found why the cursor is busy in the first stage.
It seems that the author left out a line in CreateTransparent().
DC gained by GetWindowDC() must be released.
Save DC pointer before calling SetupRegion()
and Call ReleaeDC() after SetupRegion().
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Originally posted by: alok anndan
I am not able to run it on Windows'95.
actually problem is not running the application, but it is not making image transparent . How can i get the image only on desktop,running on Win 95.
regards
alok
Originally posted by: Aydin Mir Mohammadi
There is an minor bug in BOOL CTransparentWnd::CreateTransparent
Replace
AfxRegisterWndClass(0)
with
AfxRegisterWndClass(CS_DBLCLKS | CS_HREDRAW | CS_VREDRAW |CS_CLASSDC,::LoadCursor(NULL,IDC_ARROW),(HBRUSH) (COLOR_WINDOW + 1))
Aydin
Originally posted by: Jackie
Hi, All!
This project you load a bitmap, but I would like to load a .gif or .jpg images. Does someone know how do it? Can you show me?
Thanks very much.
Jackie
Originally posted by: Jackie
Hi, I'd like to create a transparent window, but I don't know how to start. Can you show me how I create this program? I try to do by my own, step by step, but I could not create. Did you use MFC(EXE) OR MFC(DLL) in Visual C++ or something else?
Thank you very much.
Jackie
Originally posted by: stareyes
First, I should thank you very much to the creater of this demo. You did a very userful job!
But, the proble I am having is, that the mouse cursor is always busy when it's within the window region. I'm using windows 98 when this occurs.
When I run the application under NT, I see the same thing too. Yet, there is slightly different. If I move the mouser cursor to the window, it's busy; then I move the mouser cursor out of that window and then move it back, the busy cursor is gone. However, this is not the end of the story.
I hit "ctr+alt+delete" to bring up the task manager in NT, I look at the CPU usage, it's 100% used! I'm sure it's by the application I'm running, any idea ???
Originally posted by: Wayne R
Found your stuff interesting but was wondering if anyone has tried doing something similar in the context of an OLE server (to allow for a transparent in-place active editting session or the like)?
Actually I want to have the server function as a remote controlled cursor (inserted via ole) and need it drawn transparently (as an 'always-active' ole server).
Any thoughts (and help) on this would be appreciated. Esp how to fit this code into the doc/view architecture and get rid of those damn menus et al while still using the other benefits of mfc's doc/view.
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