(C# or vb.net) The form of the shadow around

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How to use the code realization form around shadow, attention is around, need not WPF. Using c # or vb.net. For help ,Thanks.

Posted 30-May-12 23:13pm

miwuawen

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MarqW · Accepted Answer · 2012-05-31T01:15:00

Solution 1

Let Your Form Drop a Shadow[^]

Posted 31-May-12 1:15am

MarqW

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miwuawen 31-May-12 9:30am

Thank you ,but i want four sides have shadow.Can you help me ??

MarqW 31-May-12 9:43am

There's a couple of ways of doing this.

1. You use GDI+ to access the DeviceContext of the screen, and draw all the shadows yourself
2. You create a new translucent form with a graphic for the the "shadows" on, and position it underneath your main form. When your main form is resized or moved, you'd need to update this form too

Hope that helps

miwuawen 31-May-12 10:16am

I still don't understand ,please use code to instead .Thank you.

MarqW 31-May-12 10:21am

I'm not going to write the code for you. Have a look at making a project with 2 forms, where one mimics the size of the other. Once you get that working, make the "mimic" form follow the position of the other form. Then you can look at making the mimic form borderless and transparent, and adding shadow graphics.

miwuawen 31-May-12 11:23am

hehe ,Thank you .

Jαved 1-Jun-12 6:17am

Good 5!