I see it this way:
You can have some control on your form. Let us call it main toolbar,
although I am not sure it should be a toolbar.
It will handle MouseEnter event and bring another control, let us call it a
child toolbar in to view. Bring to view means change Location and/or Size
properties to make it visible. You may change it at once or in a cycle with
small step to make slide out illusion.
Child toolbar will handle MouseLeave event and disappear.
"2003et" <e1*****@metu.edu.tr> wrote in message
news:u8**************@tk2msftngp13.phx.gbl...
Thanks for your replying but my purpose is making a slide in - slide out
menü from left. It will be like the VS.NET's left toolbox menu.
So, if I use the region property, it will not do my work... Because my
menu will slide in the page...
I think I will have to make a function which makes the sliding
animation.... So it is not easy for multi-form programs...
Thanks,
E.T.
"Max" <Pl****@reply.to.news.group> wrote in message
news:u9**************@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl... To create a transparent control set Region property of the control.
Your control is painted only within it's region and receive mouse events
only from within the region.
The points not within the region are transparent
By default the region is all the control's rect, but you may change it
and set it to practically any shape.
"2003et" <e1*****@metu.edu.tr> wrote in message
news:OM*************@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl... How To Create Transparent Windows Controls?
Thanks