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FriendFeedScrolling(iwave) credits using CStatic
Posted
by Jens Kreiensiek
on August 6th, 1998
Download project file.
In this project CStatic is subclassed to give you a different type of scrolling credits. The credits scroll from the right to left but the text is drawn along a sine-wave.
Comments
Two questions
Posted by Legacy on 11/05/2002 12:00amOriginally posted by: James
How can I modifiy code to essentially scroll WITHOUT the 'sinus' while being able to control the speed?
I'm realatively new to Visual but I've been trying this for some time now but am unable to adjust the speed once I make mods to essentially remove the sinus.
Thanks in advance.
Excellent project
ReplyCan't Show WideChar :(
Posted by Legacy on 03/04/2002 12:00amOriginally posted by: 111222
it's wonderful.
Replybbbbut can't show Chinese、Japanese and so on....
Superb...
Posted by Legacy on 01/27/2002 12:00amOriginally posted by: Habeeballah Hasnoddin
Great Job...
ReplyRealy Excellent, Cool, Simple and very uselful....
Do More like this....
How to avoid TimerPROC for scrolling?!
Posted by Legacy on 12/03/2000 12:00amOriginally posted by: Largie
Hi! I tested this code and IT IS GREAT!
But there is one problem... When you use the scroller the
CSinusFrame uses the TimerProc function to "time" every scroll. Because it uses the RECT of a controll...
Is it possible to let a thread or other take care of the "scrolling"?! Please help!
-Large
ReplyThis is great, but
Posted by Legacy on 03/26/1999 12:00amOriginally posted by: Hades
This is really cool. But I have a couple questions...
1) Is there anyway to have the window close after It runs through once?
2) Is there anyway to have an AVI in the scroll?
Thanks
ReplyNice effect but..
Posted by Legacy on 03/10/1999 12:00amOriginally posted by: Jeremy Garrard
It would be nice if the source code was complete. All the interesting stuff such as the subclassed control itself, and the code to paint the text (what I was really interested in), is not included!
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