C# TransparencyKey question

I am working on layering a few picture boxes on top of each other in a
basic 3D grid, viewed from front and a little to the right, using
Visual Studio 05. I have color 128, 254, 128 set as the form's
transparency key and the corners of my one image that I am overlapping
that same color. The transparency works great and I can see right
through it, the problem is that I need to set it up to view the
picture box below it, not clean through.

Is there any way to set up the transparency to see picture boxes below
the transparent areas? Or does this need to be set up a different
way?

Thanks in advance for any help!

re: C# TransparencyKey question

bigdunka@gmail.com wrote:
subj: C# TransparencyKey question
Wrong newsgroup. Try to find one with "csharp" it the name.

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re: C# TransparencyKey question

I couldn't find the group when I searched previously. I will post
over there, thank you!


On Dec 20, 1:51 pm, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@comAcast.netwrote:

re: C# TransparencyKey question

1. Top posting corrected.
2. Sig quoting removed.

See below for remainder.

bigdunka@gmail.com wrote:
I was looking for a chocolate chip cookie recipe, and couldn't find an
appropriate group. Should I post my question here?