Does anyone know...

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Allan M. Bruce

How to create a borderless form in C++ ?
or shape the form to an image ?

There is no such thing in C++ that I know of. Perhaps you are using C++ and
some API. If so, you would be better asking your question in a group
intended for that API.

Allan
 
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saenzcorp

Allan said:
There is no such thing in C++ that I know of. Perhaps you are using C++ and
some API. If so, you would be better asking your question in a group
intended for that API.

Allan

I already do this in vb.net,
are you saying vb.net is more powerful then the all mighty C++ ?

I thought windows was writen in C++ ....

I do get it...

TC,
 
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red floyd

I already do this in vb.net,
are you saying vb.net is more powerful then the all mighty C++ ?

No, he's saying that your question is off-topic here. This newsgroup is
for discussion of the C++ language as defined by ISO/IEC 14882. Your
question is about either the .NET or Win32 API, not about the C++
language proper.

Yes, you can do that sort of stuff in C++, but not in the base language,
you need the Win32 or .NET API.

You may find a better place to ask your questions here:
http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/how-to-post.html#faq-5.9
 
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Thomas Matthews

I already do this in vb.net,
are you saying vb.net is more powerful then the all mighty C++ ?

I thought windows was writen in C++ ....

I do get it...

TC,

The language that an operating system is written in has no relationship
to whether a given language has support for the OS features.

Borderless forms can be created using the C++ language. They have
been created in assembly language and Fortran since the 1960s. Just
place the text into a file, without any border characters, and then
print out the file.


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