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Tag Archives: buttons
Make numbered buttons in C#
This program lets you create a sequence of images that look like numbered buttons. It’s another program that I seem to recreate periodically. Click the Background and Foreground color swatches to change those colors. Use the numeric up/down controls to … Continue reading
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Tagged buttons, C#, C# programming, drawing, example, example program, graphics, numbered buttons, user interface, Windows Forms programming
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Make a button display the picture beneath slightly grayed it in C#
The example Make a button display the picture beneath it in C# shows how to make a button display the picture that lies below it. Unfortunately, the button only adds a border as decoration and the border doesn’t have a … Continue reading
Make a button display the picture beneath it in C#
This example makes a button display copies of the picture on which it sits, making it appear that the button is part of the underlying image. The key to this example is the following SetButtonBackground method. // Make the Button … Continue reading
Make pop buttons in C#
This example produces an interesting visual effect that I call “pop buttons.” The buttons grow and shrink when the mouse moves over them. The technique is remarkably simple and adds some extra interactivity to an otherwise ordinary program. The program’s … Continue reading
Explore the Visual Studio Image Library in C#
This example explains where you can find standard images in the Visual Studio Image Library that you can use in your applications. The example Give transparent backgrounds to images displayed on buttons in C# explains how to make some pixels … Continue reading
Make video control buttons in WPF and C#
I recently wanted some images for video control buttons: play, pause, stop, fast forward, and so forth. I googled around and found lots of nice buttons, but all of the sets I found were missing one or more of the … Continue reading
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Tagged bubble buttons, buttons, C#, C# programming, control templates, drawing, example, example program, fast forward, graphics, next, pause, play, previous, reverse, rewind, skip, stop, video control buttons, Windows Forms programming, WPF, WPF templates
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