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How to paint transparent pixels in the resource editor (Saturday, August 14, 2004)

The resource editor has a little symbol that looks like a television set for
creating transparent pixels...

Failing that, you can set the transparent colour at runtime if you load in
an image from the resources and use the Bitmap.MakeTransparent method on it.
Posted by Xander Zelders

2 Comments:

Anonymous said...: Thanks!; 11:30 AM
MyLabRuby said...: Thanks!; 11:30 AM

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