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    How?: Gradient Title Bars In Win95

    If anyone knows how to create a gradient title bar in vb please e-mail me at, [email protected] . I have searched all over the place but I can't find anything. Some examples of gradient title bars would be RealPlayerG2, Microsoft Works 4.0, WinACE, Windows98.


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    Re: How?: Gradient Title Bars In Win95

    Hi

    I did write an ActiveX control to do this (now can't find the thing anywhere), but I did find a downloadable control (with source) at :

    http://www.vbthunder.com/source/forms/gradtitle.htm


    Chris Eastwood

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    Re: How?: Gradient Title Bars In Win95

    again one of your excellent Hyperlinks.
    This time it was a "dangerous" one, though.
    There is a CodeLib-Add-In on the same site, that allows you to store code snippets.
    It's free!
    So much for your (ShareWare) CodeLibrary :-)


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    Re: How?: Gradient Title Bars In Win95

    Yes it's free, but have you used it ?

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    Re: How?: Gradient Title Bars In Win95

    I have just downloaded it and honestly, it doesn't look bad.
    OK, a treeview would make more sense.
    But then, it starts very fast - always a good argument for me.

    anyway, I hate all code library tools, because I develop in SQLserver (SPs), VB, VC, Perl, VBScript and JScript.
    I want a codelib that's totally independent of the development tool.
    I have my own (ASP-SQLserver based), which sucks, too, because I have to start IE to use it...


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