if you don't know the shape, you could add a rectangular structure //that describes the (inner or outer) bounds of your shape to the path //_gPath. Any programs out there that will make it work or any way to change this without the use of. Normally it just treats it as a still image, though it used to work on windows XP.
If (e.Button = .Left)Įlse if(_gPath.IsOutlineVisible(e.Location, _pen)) How to Set Animated Gifs as Desktop Wallpaper I can't seem to figure out how to set an animated gif as my desktop wallpaper in windows 7 so that it will work properly. Private void pictureBox1_MouseClick( object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
Void Form1_FormClosing( object sender, FormClosingEventArgs e) if you don't know the shape, you could add a rectangular structure //that describes the (inner or outer) bounds of your shape to the path //_gPath.AddRectangle() if you know the exact shape and position of your objects, //you could put then in a GraphicsPath and on MouseClick //check, if MouseClick is inside the path Unfortunately, the version of Paint on Windows 2000 lets you identify a transparent color but the Windows XP version does not. These instructions are a supplement to Step 1 of the earlier instructions that showed you how to create a GIF image with a Transparent background color using the Microsoft Paint program.
G.DrawEllipse(_pen, new Rectangle(0, 0, - 100, - 100)) Setting A Transparent Color In A GIF Introduction. Using(Graphics g = Graphics.FromImage(_bmp)) += new MouseEventHandler(pictureBox1_MouseClick) I do the setup for the handlers here, you also can do it via //properties-window in the design view this.FormClosing += new FormClosingEventHandler(Form1_FormClosing)