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Picture Box transparency
facetoface101
28 Feb, 2008 - 11:24 AM
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Hi all,
Im using vb 05 and im having a bit of a problem, im trying to create a map feature, the idea being that a image of a full map is the initial image, and im trying to make it possible so that by clicking on say the left hand quarter of the image, it will load another image of that quarter enlarged. Iv'e achieved this by using simple buttons, but im a perfectionist lol
anyway im trying at the moment to lay another picture box over the first picture box and making it transparent, but the transparency is too 'deep' is there a way to alter this, or any other thoughts on how i could do this? btw im a bit of a noob with vb but any help is appreciated

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28 Feb, 2008 - 02:06 PM
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