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11-28-2003, 02:14 PM
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| Backcolor-Qs may i ask Q please 1- how can i change the backcolor for mainmenu 2-how can i change the backcolor for DataGrid 3-can i change the form of the Form to my own if yes how ? thank u |
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12-01-2003, 04:53 AM
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| Please can any body answer me if that possible or not , even if u don't know how!!!! |
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12-01-2003, 08:12 AM
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| 1- how can i change the backcolor for mainmenu You can make it ownerdrawn and override the OnPaint method. 2-how can i change the backcolor for DataGrid Propably the same method, don't know for sure though. 3-can i change the form of the Form to my own if yes how ? Yes, but I think that would involve some WINAPI routines with region.
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12-01-2003, 08:55 AM
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| thank u very much Mr nvoigt but would u please explain the first part with example because i am a bigner in C#( i couldn't understand u) |
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12-09-2003, 09:22 AM
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| 1) Very difficult. Menus are such an integral part that they don't allow much interference from the application. However, you can make an owner-drawn menu. This means that you draw the menu items yourself. You can use this to draw them with a different background, but you must otherwise emulate Windows. 2) Doesn't the DataGrid simply have a background property? I find DataGrid.BackgroundColor DataGrid.BackColor DataGrid.AlternateBackColor Those should suffice. 3) By giving the form a region. Every class deriving from Control has a Region property of type Region, which specifies the displayed region of the control. Using complex regions you can create weird windows, like the DivX player does.
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