Originally posted by: Matthias Kring
First let me say, that this is a very cool class.
Thanks, Paul!
Secondly, I just tampered around with that class and tried
to find out how to use it with a transparent background.
This may be of interest to other users as well.
From other postings around here, I found out:
1. in class CBannerTesterDlg, define a member variable
COLORREF DlgBackground;
2. in OnInitDialog, call
DlgBackground = GetSysColor(COLOR_3DFACE);
3. Use m_banner.SetBackColor(DlgBackground)
to use the same background color as your dialog box, such
making it appear with no background color.
(Of course, one could save the previous color to be able to switch batch)
Matthias
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Originally posted by: Brad Jones
This is a test message
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