Five Questions Regarding Using C # / VisualStudio 2005
I have some questions .. and I really need your help.
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I have an application.
I first show the splash screen, the shape, and this splash will trigger another shape.
Problem . When the splash shape is displayed, if I then open another app at the top of the splash and then minimize that newly opened application window, the splash screen turns white. How can I avoid this? I want my splash to display clearly and not be affected by any application.
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I am using DropDownList, but I realized there are 2 types. I found "Dropdown", which makes the text inside the DDL editable, and "DropDownList", which doesn't.
Problem : when I tried to use the DropDownList control, it does not allow the default text to be added while the DropDown does, I want the DropDownList control to prevent the text from being changed and to allow the default text .. which property should I use?
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Can I add "?" which denotes the Help button for the FormBorder (with minimize, maximize and close buttons).
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Can I change the color of the shape to my default color (blue)?
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One of my application functions is to copy files from the server to the phone to a specific folder on the memory card.
Problem : can I determine the free size of the MMC to notify the user if it is full during copying.
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Here are a few ...
1) you need to start the window on a different thread so that your application can do what it needs to start. When the startup ends, a signal is sent to the splash screen, which it can close itself.
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dropDownList.SelectedIndex = 0;
4) I would not recommend this. It is based on the system color scheme that the user installs. I would not want the application to decide for itself which scheme to use.
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Once again there is no answer to this guys question.
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Yes, do as the other guy said and run the splash screen on your thread.
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There is only one type of ComboBox in .NET. However, there is a DropDownStyle property that sets its functionality.
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Yes, I don't know how it works and never needed it.
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Yes, you betcha, It was called non-client painting. you can find more information on this here http://www.codeplex.com/CustomerBorderForm/Wiki/View.aspx?title=Painting%20NonClient%20Area&referringTitle=Home
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I need more information on this.
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