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by: andrewcw |
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I implemented the simplest of splash screens ( static and on its own thread ). But it seem that when first called maybe 8 seconds elapsed before it showed up, the main form follows several seconds later.
Naturally recalling the application, the response is adequate
I have 10 classes in my project. Some small, none really huge. And another form
public class frmQCLoader : System.Windows.Forms.For
{
private System.Windows.Forms.DataGrid...
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by: BillZondlo |
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Can someone look at this and tell me why, when I call this from my main app,
it displays fine (fades form in and out) but then before my main app
displays, I see other dialog boxes flash monentarily on the screen and this
delays the main app display?
Here is the fade which I compile to a dll and call from my main app:
using System;
using System.Threading;
using System.Timers;
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by: SStory |
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I am trying to make a splash screen for my vb.net app.
It is an mdi app.
including the splash code produces wierd results.
not inluding makes things fine.
Also have tried loading the splash form from:
* load event of main mdi parent
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by: Joe Cool |
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Using VB in VS2005. 2005 has a new way to implment a spash screen that
alleviates the need for hardly any code. But I have found that when a
GUI that has a splash screen is run as a scheduled task, the splash
screen (and no other screen) is displayed for the entire run of the
application. How can I disable the spalsh screen just for when an app
is run as a scheduled task?
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by: Ken Allen |
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I am developing a small utility program that must perform a considerable
amount of 'background' or 'research' work before it can display any user
interface. In general it can take 3-15 seconds to perform all of the
work requured before we display any user interface. So we have
determined that the utility should have a splash screen to assure the
user that the program is executing and will provide results shortly.
I should also note that...
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by: steve |
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Hi All
I have a form set as the splash screen in VB.net 2005 application properties
How can I tell when it has or is closing, as I want to then run some licence
checking code without the splash screen interfering with msgboxes which may
need to be displayed if the licence is invalid or missing
I have tried in the splash form's formclosing event but it does not fire
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by: will_456 |
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In vb2005 Express:
In My Project Application Splash Screen I have selected my splash
screen form.
The form opens on project startup but closes immediately before anyone would
have time to read it. I presume it only stays visible while the main form
initialises.
This is not long enough but I can't see how to slow it down.
Should I set the splash screen using the Application settings or go back to
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by: BRAHM |
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I am using this code to set up the splash screen startup time.
Protected Overrides Function OnInitialize( _
ByVal commandLineArgs As _
System.Collections.ObjectModel.ReadOnlyCollection(Of String) _
) As Boolean
' Set the display time to 5000 milliseconds (5 seconds).
Me.MinimumSplashScreenDisplayTime = 5000
Return MyBase.OnInitialize(commandLineArgs)
End Function
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by: Newbie |
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Hi,
In the application properties of my vb.net 2008 project I have set one of my
forms to be the splash screen.
How do I increase the time the splash screen is displayed for. It vanishs to
quick,and I would like it to display for 4 seconds
Thanks
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by: AlarV |
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Hey everyone!
I've been trying to create a Splash Screen in my Java program. I've managed to make the splash screen show itself, with the program. I now want to make it show first, and then show my main program. As in every program nowadays..
Here is my code:
/*
package ****;
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
g++-12 -std=c++20 -Wnarrowing bit_field.cpp
Here is the code in...
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I am currently learning how to create and manage the different types of VPNs and I have a question about LAN-to-LAN VPNs.
The last exercise I practiced was to create a LAN-to-LAN VPN between two Pfsense firewalls, by using IPSEC protocols.
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