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December 13th, 2009, 02:16 AM
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How can I make an application transparent?
Can anyone help me with an ideea how can I find a code that makes aplications
transparent?I need it at work and I m not allouded to install any kind of software (like Glass2k) therefore I'm thinking of a VB Script to run under Excel. I'm using a personalized application that I need to put on top of maps.google.com to draw streets. I'll appreciate any kind of suggestion! 
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December 13th, 2009, 03:22 AM
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How can I make an application transparent?
Dan Tabla wrote...
Can anyone help me with an ideea how can I find a code that makes aplications transparent?I need it at work and I m not allouded to install any kind of software (like Glass2k) therefore I'm thinking of a VB Script to run under Excel. .... Transparency requires OS API calls at the very least. If you're not employed as a systems programmer, why would you believe your employer would be any happier with you trying to write your own lowish-level code than they would be if you installed nonstandard software someone else wrote? If you haven't programmed with a true compiled language, this would be a really bad idea.
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