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Where is the Flyout control in WinRT XAML?
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Closed 9 years ago.
How do we make Flyout Panes (like the ones that flyout when you open a Charms options) in our metro apps? I can only find JavaScript samples in the documentation and there doesn't seem to be any support for it in C# documentation. Am I correct?
Flyout are not available for XAML/C# Windows 8 store apps. However they are available in 3rd party tool-kits like Callisto.
Note: Microsoft has added Flyout in Windows 8.1
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Implement a menu on tray icon for .NET 5/6 win forms
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How can I make a .NET Windows Forms application that only runs in the System Tray?
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I'm struggling to figure out where / how to get started creating a program which runs in the Windows system tray only, and has a right-click feature to display a menu which contains only shortcuts. Examples of shortcuts would be "Send an email to help#example.com" "Take a screenshot"
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Splash Screen waiting until thread finishes
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Closed 9 years ago.
In browsing MSDN I saw that one could easily create a Splash-screen by importing an image file & setting the Build Action to 'Splash Screen'.
Is this only for a WPF or can I do the same for a Windows Form application?
No you can not do it for a Windows Form the same way that you did in WPF.
How to build splash screen in windows forms application?
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Shell Icon Overlay (C#)
Tortoise changes the icons so you know what files have been changed locally. That's what I want to do.
I want to write an app that changes the icon for an app under certain conditions.
It's called shell extensions, and Microsoft recommends against writing them in managed code.
Here is official MSDN documentation on how to create icon overlays.
Also look at:
How to change the icon for a shortcut on the desktop in C# 2.0?
Programmatically change the icon of the executable
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How to get Windows native look for the .NET TreeView?
Windows 7 style treeview in Windows Forms
How can I create a TreeView like the one in the image below? (The highlighting with gradient and the nodes points)
Tehnology used: WinForms with C#2010
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WPF control in windows forms?
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Closed 7 years ago.
I made some custom controls in Expression Blend 4 using WPF. However, I need to use them in a Windows Forms application. Is this possible or am I out of luck?
You should be able to do:Hosting WPF Content in a Microsoft Win32 Window
See also: How do I host a WPF control in a Windows Forms application?