Iblend V0.3

Okay, I started a new thread because the old is getting bigger and bigger

here are some previews of iBlend v0.3

first, what's new and done:

-screen limitation (blend only windows in a region of the screen)

-open file support (for filename exclusion)

-configuration saving

-more user friendly gui (I think)

-window info on double click

then, what needs to be done:

-start directly in tray (damn I'm looking I swear

when the start thing will be done, iBlend will be released

here are some screenshots:

Main Window:

Double click in the "Opened windows" list:

And when you click on the "+" on the of the filename list:

expect the release in one or two days, depending on how I'm busy and stuffs

regards,

siwu

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oops, an error get me post 3 times,

Goku can you delete the other 2 ?

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there u go, other topics deleted.

and the progress looks great (Y)

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Very great siwu!

As a VC++ programmer, I am curious about how you made the Aquarized GUI in Windows? (Are you using VC++ or Delphi or VB? And what libraries did you use to skin your application?)

Thank you in advance for englightening me. :bow:

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Originally posted by livecn@May 21 2003, 02:12 PM

Very great siwu!

As a VC++ programmer, I am curious about how you made the Aquarized GUI in Windows? (Are you using VC++ or Delphi or VB? And what libraries did you use to skin your application?)

Thank you in advance for englightening me. :bow:

WindowBlinds my friend

it's that simple

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Oops and Visual C++ 6

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The GUI you showed in the preview was skinned by WindowBlinds?

I guess should not be.

So what technics did you use to make those dialogs and controls so nice? Could you gimme a hint or a reference?

Thank you!

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Originally posted by livecn@May 21 2003, 04:59 PM

The GUI you showed in the preview was skinned by WindowBlinds?

I guess should not be.

So what technics did you use to make those dialogs and controls so nice? Could you gimme a hint or a reference?

Thank you!

Actually WindowBlinds skin them event in VC++

really

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