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    How do I make a color fading background like you see on the setup wizards? I am trying to make one that completly covers the screen where you can then have a form inside to do stuff with.

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    You know who rules and gives you all the tips!

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    AT least I don't listen to country music!!!

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    Hi Intel,

    If you want information on fading backgrounds then goto the graphics section of this site: http://www.vbcode.com

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    acornranch is a friend of mine chris. Anyway, thank you rino.

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    try this code:
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    For x = 1 To Screen.Height
    colorint = 255 / Screen.Height
    Form1.ForeColor = RGB(0, 0, 255 - colorint * x)
    Form1.Line (0, x)-(Screen.Width, x)
    Next x
    This works if the window is maximized and creates a blue-black window just like setup just make sure to set form1.autoredraw to true.


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