would like to know how to program if i wanto change the programs opacity!I also got a drop down menu but idk how im gonna do..I was try like
If combobox1.text = "50%" then
Me.opacity = 50%
Else
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When I set the opacity of a form to 50%, the opacity of a label on that form is also set to 50%, but I do not want so, is there anyway to make a 100%-opacity-label with 50%-opacity-LabelBackground on a 50%-opacity-form?
View 6 RepliesI want to change my controls opacity .I know how can i change the form opacity but I want to change the controls opacity without change the the form opacity , such as : "I want to set my form opacity = %100 and the button opacity = %50 " or "I want to set my form opacity = %50 and the button opacity = %100 " I'm using visual studio 2005 .net .I want to do that in basic language
View 3 RepliesI need to be able to change my form's opacity without changing the opacity of the components.
I really only need to do this on one form in my entire app, so this is getting a little frustrating
I've been researching for about half an hour now, trying to figure out if it's possible, but I'm coming up short.
I've seen some WPF examples and if it really comes to that, I'm more than willing to change the app from a WinForms app to a WPF app. I've made a WPF app before, so I'm familiar with it. But, I don't want to have to remake my entire project for this one form.
On that note, does anyone know if I can make a WPF form how I need it and just import it into a WinForm app? It doesn't seem possible, but it's better to ask than not. I'll look into this more.
how can i change opacity of a background image on a form with a trackbar.
View 1 RepliesI have a form with a PNG image as its background image. How can I make the form's opacity match the opacity at different parts of the image? (for example, I have a drop shadow that fades from black to transparent. How do I acheive this effect on a form?)
View 9 RepliesHow can I set the Opasity of a form (not form1) down to 50% but leaving the Buttons and TextBoxes at 100% Opacity?
View 9 RepliesHow can you make a form invisible...but leave the picture box visible?
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I have a MDI form containing 2 other forms that I first created via GUI and than manually added to the MDI form.Form1 = MDI formForm2 = Form containing a WMP and buttonForm3 = Form containing a butoon. This form's opacity is set to 50%, to make it semi invisible.My MDI Form looks like this
Public Class Form1
Dim f As New Form2
Dim g As New Form3
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Is there a way to change the opacity of the main form without changing the opacity of the controls within it? I'd like the background to be semi-transparent, without affecting the buttons, etc
View 4 RepliesHow to increase a forms opacity without increasing the opacity of the controls in the form?
View 1 RepliesI can't find a way to change the opacity of a mdi form within it's parent. I can change the parent form's opacity under properties, but can't change the embedded mdi form's opacity under it's properties. Opacity = 0.5 doesn't change the opacity of the mdi... works fine for the parent form. I was hoping that the embedded mdi forms functions would still be independent of the parent in order for me to change it's opacity.
View 2 RepliesI have my form set up to be able to be kept on top if the user so chooses. When it is set to be kept on top, I want the opacity to be reduced when the form loses focus. When I set opacity on init, it works fine. When I use this code, it doesn't work:
Private Sub Form1_LostFocus(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.LostFocus
Me.Opacity = 0.2
End Sub
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Maybe I misunderstand how LostFocus and GotFocus work, but according to MSDN this appeared to be what I wanted.
setting the form opacity programatically in the MouseEnter and MouseLeave events.The problem isn't with the actual events, the problem is that the events occur in places where I don't want it to happen.So in my project, I have a form with 3 user controls in it. The user controls are docked in the form so no actual space from the form is available to the user.
I have the methods:
Form1_MouseEnter(~) Handles Form1.MouseEnter, UserControl1.MouseEnter, UserControl2.MouseEnter, UserControl3.MouseEnter
Form1_MouseLeave(~) Handles Form1.MouseLeave, UserControl1.MouseLeave, UserControl2.MouseLeave, UserControl3.MouseLeave
when you enter the form, the form opacity is set to 1. And when left, the form opacity is set to 0.7 .However, what happens right now is obviously that when the user changes the mouse position from one user control to another, the form opacity flickers (turns to 0.7 and back to 1 really fast).
I have a VB.NET form with a red background and white text. I want to change the opacity of the background (not the text) to 50%; how would I go about accomplishing that?
View 1 RepliesHow do I change the panels opacity?
View 1 RepliesI have a Panel and a button control on windows form. Button is placed behind the Panel. I want to change the opacity of Panel, so that the button control can also be visible. But there is no property of panel control to change the opacity. Is there any way to make the Panel Opaque in this way?
View 1 RepliesI have a Panel and a button control on windows form. Button is placed behind the Panel. I want to change the opacity of Panel, so that the button control can also be visible. But there is no property of panel control to change the opacity. Is there any way to make the Panel Opaque in this way?
View 7 RepliesI would like to know if I can fade-in a image I would like to change it's opacity using a timer or so I want this for a splash screen at my application load time inspiration: those that know KDE (K Desktop Environment - Linux) splash at system logon
View 15 RepliesFrom the visual code requests as you can guess i think a good GUI is very important in an App. What i want is to lower the opacity of my textbox so u can see the SWF in the background, is this possible?
View 3 RepliesI searched around google for a couple of hours to see if I could find anything on what I wanted to do.
Needless to say, I didn't find much. Basically, what I want to do is, when my main form loads, I want to load another form that sticks to the desktop but is transparent (Opacity) except for the text I want in it.
The only thing I could find is how to reduce the opacity of the form. I don't want the form to have a border or be able to be moved around by the user. I still want the user to be able to put icons over it, but not mess with it. I also don't want it to show up on the task bar. Kind of like a background in it's own right.
I'm not even sure if a form is what I need to do this. I imagine that it can be done.
*Edit: I found an example of what I want, but I'm going to fill my form with different info [URl]..
Is there anyway of reducing the opacity of a form to 80% but at the same time have my buttons and text boxes to remain unhindered at 100%? When I reduce the opacity of the from the opacity of the text boxes reduce as well. How could I stop this from happening
View 5 RepliesHow can I make a partial opacity form something like this but with a working code:
me.opacity = 50
button1.opacity = 100
picturebox1.opacity = 100
How can i do this?
My situation is something like this.
I have a form as frmPopup which has a panel as pnlCtrlHolder. I'll using this form a popup and display a third form as control in this panel.
on form X.
dim frm as frmPopup
''Set the properties for this frmPopup
frm.Opacity=60
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This makes entire form with frmContent with opacity =60, but I need this only on frmPopup but not on frmContent.
I am working on vb.net Winforms application. I understand that I am adding a form as control on a form with opacity as 60. But is there any way to achieve the desired result. .
The end result we're looking for is a slideshow effect where a section of our main form shows a sequence of secondary forms which fade in/out on a timer.We can fade the forms in/out when they're shown individually, but the opacity setting doesn't seem to work when they're shown inside another form. What I've got, for testing, is code that should simply reduce the opacity to 10% after showing the inner form for a half-second, long enough to notice the reduction-except I don't see any change.
Dim f As New Form2()
f.TopLevel = False
Me.Controls.Add(f)[code]........
The opacity change takes effect without refreshing the form when shown 'stand-alone' but I've tried refreshing both the inner & outer form anyway, with no change.
make a Form invisible without using the opacity?I am using VB10.
View 5 RepliesI would like to show a form... example: Form13.Show()However, I would like to have the Opacity of the form controlled by the user and I am having trouble figuring out the coding. Ideally I will have a track bar to choose the level of opacity and a "Show" button for the user to click. But I am trying to tackle one issue at a time. I am using VB 2008 Express edition if it makes a difference.
View 4 Replieswhen i run form his opacity 0% to 100% autometic change...
View 6 RepliesI have a custom shaped form with a transparency key of black. With the opacity set to 100%, I do not see the garbage around my custom shaped form As soon as I change the opacity, I see a transparent square(my borderless form) around my form.
How do I make it where my form retains its custom shape, and can have an opacity of less than 100%?
If you want something you've never had, you need to do something you've never done.
I want to make it so when someone places the mouse cursor inside the form the opacity is 100% but when it leaves then it drops to 75%. This is my code:
Private Sub Form1_MouseEnter(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.MouseEnter
Me.Opacity = 100%
End Sub
Private Sub Form1_MouseLeave(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.MouseLeave
Me.Opacity = 75%
End Sub
The forms default value is 75% and it works fine when I mouse over. However when the mouse leaves the opacity doesn't drop. What am I doing wrong?