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    A New Title BAr for .Net

    Haayy,,


    I juz thought of sharing this title bar i made for an app. No maximize button as its meant for a full screen app. But perfectly ok with a normal app too.

    Usage:

    1) [Edited by MartinLiss]Download the control.

    2) Drag drop the title bar to the toolbox.

    3) Customize the form to suit the control
    @ Make the control box, text, icon properties of the form to false to remove the deafult thing.
    @ A blck bg would suit the title bar most cuz it has round edges and suits more for a full screen app.

    4) Now you have to initialize the control to display the app name, icon (optional) and the mail form.

    in the form load add

    Code:
    titlebar.setForm("Your application name", me,  "image file for the icon ex: my.resources.icon" )

    setForm method: +1 overload

    setForm(ByVal frm as Form, ByVal name as String)
    setForm(ByVal frm as From, ByVal name as String, ByVal icn as Image)



    Hope ya like it
    cyah
    Last edited by MartinLiss; Sep 20th, 2010 at 12:36 PM.

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    Re: A New Title BAr for .Net

    Your link doesnt work, you might want to consider just attaching the code project to your post rather than having it on a 3rd party server
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    Re: A New Title BAr for .Net

    sorry but i was ma site and the host was having a site maintanance
    its working now
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    Re: A New Title BAr for .Net

    Looks cool . Does the zip inlcude the code, or is it just the control?
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    Re: A New Title BAr for .Net

    It is just the DLL. I don't know if this technically breaks the rules as the post doesn't contain an attached file but it's just the compiled binary file..

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    Re: A New Title BAr for .Net

    alrite then this isnt mean for codebank (confused :S)
    just thought to share
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    Re: A New Title BAr for .Net

    Sharing is fine... we jsut ask that you share the code rather than the compiled binaries... there have been problems in the past with things like that.

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