I need to BitBlt the image behind my window onto my window, as to make it "Invisible", this is vital to my project, and no I can't jsut not show the window... lolz.
Please Help, Thanks...
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I need to BitBlt the image behind my window onto my window, as to make it "Invisible", this is vital to my project, and no I can't jsut not show the window... lolz.
Please Help, Thanks...
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Try,
on init, to GetDesktopWindow(). Use this handle to GetDC(), this DC should have the a BMP containing the computers desktop.
Use GetUpdateRect() to find the area the paint call is for and BitBlt() from the desktop BMP.
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