On Jan 13, 12:34=A0pm, Simon Hart [MVP] <srhart...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Usally override the OnPaintBackground event, but do nothing. Leave the
> painting to the WM_PAINT event.
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> Simon Hart
> Visual Developer - Device Application Development MVPhttp://simonrhart.blo=
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> "mrabie" wrote:
> > On Jan 11, 4:16 pm, mrabie <mustafa.ra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi,
>
> > > I am writing an application where i want to do nice transition
> > > effects, i thought of the following,
> > > 1) Main form1 is loaded and shown on screen
> > > 2) Load form2 in an offscreen buffer
> > > 3) capture bitmap image of the form (after the form has been loaded in=

> > > the offscreen buffer)
> > > 4) capture bitmap image of form1
> > > 5) make transition effect by double buffering
>
> > > the problem is that i am not able to load the form into an offer
> > > screen buffer... is that possible?
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> > > the other idea i thought about is to follow the same steps above but
> > > instead of loading the form in an off screen buffer, i load the form
> > > and setting the bounds to out of the screen and then capture the image=

> > > but i get a blackscreen when this is done. e.g
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> > > form2.location =3D new Point(240,0);
> > > form2.Show();
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> > > Bitmap Snapshot =3D this.SnapShot(gxbuffer, new
> > > Rectangle(240,0,240,320);
>
> > > any ideas or help would be really appreciated
>
> > > Thanks
>
> > also what's the best way to show the transition without flikering? and
> > transition code or sample would be great.
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