Have a transparent windowTag(s): WinAPI/Registry
[Available on W2K or better] A cool effect giving a see-through window.
[local external function] FUNCTION long GetWindowLong (ulong hWnd, int nIndex) & LIBRARY "USER32.DLL" ALIAS FOR "GetWindowLongA" FUNCTION long SetWindowLong (ulong hWnd, int nIndex, long dwNewLong) & LIBRARY "USER32.DLL" ALIAS FOR "SetWindowLongA" //W2K or better FUNCTION long SetLayeredWindowAttributes & (long hWnd, Long crKey , char /*Byte*/ bAlpha , Long dwFlags) & LIBRARY "USER32.DLL" [powerscript] CONSTANT long LWA_COLORKEY = 1, LWA_ALPHA = 2 CONSTANT long GWL_EXSTYLE = - 20 CONSTANT long WS_EX_LAYERED = 524288 //2^19 long ll_Ret, ll_handle // or-bitwise function OleObject wsh wsh = CREATE OleObject wsh.ConnectToNewObject( "MSScriptControl.ScriptControl" ) wsh.language = "vbscript" ll_handle = Handle (this) // handle of the window ll_Ret = GetWindowLong(ll_handle, GWL_EXSTYLE) ll_Ret = wsh.Eval(string(ll_ret) + " or " + string(WS_EX_LAYERED)) SetWindowLong (ll_handle, GWL_EXSTYLE, ll_Ret) // Set the opacity of the layered window to 128 (transparent) SetLayeredWindowAttributes (ll_handle, 0, char(128),LWA_ALPHA) // Set the opacity of the layered window to 255 (opaque) // SetLayeredWindowAttributes (ll_handle, 0, char(255),LWA_ALPHA)
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