Quote Originally Posted by Zevoxa View Post
I'm sorry, it seemed pretty general. Nothing too hard? I thought this is where it should go... If not, someone move it to the correct place where it belongs please... But how would I make it transparent to the color it's actually on? Which is a picturebox.
That's one of the limitations of WinForms, the transparency is always that of the form, not whatever control is underneath it.
That being said, you have two options: #1 instead of having the PictureBox on the form, you could use the Form's Paint event to paint whatever is in the PictureBox directly on the form or #2 you could upgrade it to WPF where it has this kind of stuff inherently built in.

As for the thread, you know this is a .Net specific issue, so why not post it in one of the .Net specific subforum? Maybe the VisualBasic.Net or C# area?