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eXSkin
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Exontrol's ExSkin is an ActiveX control that enables you to change the visual appearance
of your project's forms, providing you with the skin (or look&feel) support.
Now you can do: any kind of window captions, frames, client and non-client
areas and more. Also, the control contains a WYSWYG Skin Builder component that helps you
to create new "skins". So, it is possible now to make your program
look like any program from MacOS, BeOS, Unix, and create your Winamp-like user
interface.
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Features of eXSkin include:
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- .NET Ready / Tested with .NET RCW
- New! Ability to display the hierarchy of objects that composes a skin in the control's WYSWYG designer.
- Simple to use ( as placing it to a form, and loading a skin file ).
- Non rectangular windows support.
- WYSYWG Skin Builder included.
- Flicker free.
- Ability to save files as compressed or uncompressed formats.
- Ability to assign a skin file to MDI windows and frames as well.
- Ability to load multiple pictures in a single skin file.
- Transparent colors support.
- Ability to load skin files from BASE64 encoded strings.
- Ability to load skins at runtime, as well as changing the skin for any non-top window.
- and more
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General information about eXSkin product:
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Identifier:
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Exontrol.SkinForm
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Version:
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4.0.0.1
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Files:
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exskin.dll, exskin.ocx
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Available As:
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COM/ActiveX, 32 or 64-bit edition, (as separate products)
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Compatible with:
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VB, VB.NET, VBA, C++, C#, Access
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Lines of source code:
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20,106 (16,973 excluding comments and empty lines)
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Includes:
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Objects 2, Functions 20
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See Also:
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eXButton, eXTab, eXSkinBox
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The eXSuite package contains more than 40 components, with over 200 objects, 9,000 functions, and more than 4,000,000 lines of source code... Available as: /COM /NET /WPF
All of our components are written from scratch ( they are not subclassing classes such as SysTreeView32, SysListView32, ... ), which makes them very flexible and easy to improve.
NO dependencies to MFC, VB or anything else.
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