I made a software that will run under .net framework 2, but it seems not compatible with aero, the background colour of the window will use the classic control colour instead of visual style background I chose after minimize and restore the window.
I'm having trouble getting an naero glass code which works properly. I hav ecome across many in which anything black becomes aero aswell. Is it possible to have the black text unaffected by the aero like, change it so that another colour becomes aero instead?Also this is just an extra but can you change the colour of the aero you have? Like default is blue change you change it to like yellow, or black or another colour?
I am work on VB.net 2003 Framework 1.1 for last 3.5 years in windows Application.We are currently migrating to VB.net 2008 framework 3.5, but i don't know about the features which related to ADO.net and which is important to performance. I know linq to SQL but our architecture is made in .net 2003 so we should follow this.Any features which is very important to enhance the performance?
I'm intend to use Aero glass in my program. It require use Black background to use this. If user is using Basic style, it will be very bad :( (although there's no error). How can I know if user is using Aero?What is big but light?
How can I disable Windows Aero in Visual basic. I ask of this because windows aero is causing problems with the look of my applications and I would like a way to be able to turn it off.
I have read here [URL] that to instal .net 4.0 CP (client profile) you must have WinXP SP3 or above. This is somewhat worrying to me as there are many people on SP2 or below.Is there any way I can run a .Net 4.0 app on any version of Windows xp and above? (without worrying about which service packs they have)?If not, what about .NET 3.5, 3.0 or 2.0?how low do I need to go in my .net framework version choice to ensure compatibility for WinXP SP2 or above, ... How low do I need to go in my .net framework version choice to ensure compatibility for WinXP (no service packs) or above?
I have several programs developed in visual studio 2010 (visual basic) working good in window 7 but not in xp, for example the sql connection is slow or the program cannot connect to the database. Also the webbrowser does not work 100%.
Is there some way to make compatible a program in xp??
Is it possible to draw WPF elements in Aero style, running on Windows XP? Also can you change the window style to look like Aero? BTW I found a reference PresentationFramework.Aero, is it something to do with this?
I am trying to accomplish an Aero Wizard in VB.Net, shown here: Features in need include: Extended glass frameGlowing textRemoving original caption bar title and iconBack button
I am creating a winform,that I want to have the same look and feel on a window on windows 7? I thought of using CreateWindowEx. But I am just randomly picking things and not going anywhere.
I can set the global (windows) aero color from my application but would like to change only the application aero color, I have tried a few things but non seem to work E.g. WM_DWMCOLORIZATIONCOLORCHANGED But it only changes windows as well as my app.
My problem is when I develop my own applications in Visual Basic 2008/2010 with the Aero interface, I cannot see the text both on the form and in components. After researching on the internet, I have come to a dead end. Is there a way of fixing
is there a way to have that aero glass effect using XP Pro when creating forms and please give me walk thru on this. I want to have that look on all my forms.
I have created an application in Visual Basic 2010 which supports for Windows Aero (glassy effect) . But if Aero isn't enabled, error messages appears in the application. I need to know the code to ientify wheter Windows Aero is enabled or not.
I want to develop a standalone app, but don't know what to use.Browed around but could.nt find anytinh worth while.standalone db an GUI Management software to use so that i can program using VB.NET and which ever provider. I need a freeware version so that i can have a test run first.
I'm testing my 32-BIT application on windows XP Pro, and Windows Vista Home Premium, will there be any problem for my App to run on 64-BIT?
Also wondering, if my App has no bugs/problems with Home Premium (Vista) will anything on Ultimate (Vista) effect it? like Windows BitLocker Drive Protection? or anything like that?
I want to test if the 2 objects values can be compared.
For example if I have a variable define as an object which contains a value of "A" and another variable defined as an object with a value of 0. (These must be defined as type Object.)
When I do a simple compare If Object1 <> Object2 Then etc. I get an error. So how do I test to see if the objects are comparable? I have looked at TryCast , DirectCast, Ctype etc but cannot see
Is there a way to compile my application so it would be compatable with most OS?
When i compile my application, it runs fine on my computer but when i want to run it somewhere lese it asks for .net framework? My app is not even complicated and i wonder if there is a different way to compile it?
I create a Windows Form Application with Framework 4 (x86) in Windows 7 x64 Ultimate using Visual Studio Ultimate 2010 x86.
How I convert my app to run with old .NET Frameworks? My app need to be compatible with more number of computers as possible without need to install the new version of framework
All I was able to figure out is a decleration for GetRawInputDeviceList which atm isn't working for me, I tried passing lots of different values in to get something to work, i've got outputs of -1, 0, and 1 from it but I use a mouse/keyboard & also have a controller hooked up...I also am not retrieving any information on what type of device(s) that might be hooked up/detected.The deceleration types & the like may be off but I translated from C++ code.
Declare Function GetRawInputDeviceList Lib "user32.dll" (ByVal pRawInputDeviceList As IntPtr, ByRef puiNumDevices As Int32, ByVal cbSize As Int32) As Int32
I have created a Visual Basic ActiveX DLL project. The output of this project ( a dll )gets loaded inside VB6 runtime i.e. a process which is loaded with msvbvm60.dll. I used Visual Basic 6.0 IDE ( vb6.exe:name of compiler ) to create this project. Now my requirement is to create a similar dll which can run inside VB5 runtime ( msvbvm50.dll ). I assumed that there should be some Visual Basic 5 IDE ( vb5.exe ) which can be used to create VB5 runtime compatible dll, but could not find one
I have to do a project for my computer engineering class. I made a game, I was almost done and the deadline was the next day. so i downloaded VB 10 and finished up. when i went to open it at school it wouldn't open. how can i make it compatible with VB 8?
Disable aero in visual basic HowTo: How to programatically disable the Windows Aero theme for standalone ArcGIS applications
C# - Enable / Disable DWM Composition (Aero)
Any of you whiz bang kids know how to accomplish this with VB6? (I realize this is not a VB6 forum but just curious if any of you VB.NET programmers know how to translate this into VB6 Basically, this code ported to VB6
[DllImport("dwmapi.dll", PreserveSig = false)] public static extern int DwmEnableComposition(bool fEnable); static void Main(string[] args)