How to: Create Transparent Windows Forms

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11/16/2012

With Microsoft Windows XP, you can control the opacity of windows that are displayed. To make a form more transparent, adjust its Opacity property.

Note

As transparent forms are only supported in Windows 2000 or later, Windows Forms will be completely opaque when run on older operating systems, such as Windows 98, regardless of the value set for the Opacity property.

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To control the opacity of Windows Forms

In the Properties window, set the Opacity property to a value between 0.0 (complete transparency) and 1.0 (complete opacity).

To control the opacity of Windows Forms programmatically

In a method, set the Opacity property to a percentage between 0.0 (complete transparency) and 1.0 (complete opacity). The Opacity property is a Double value type.

Public Sub MakeSeeThru()
   frmTransparentForm.Opacity = 0.83
End Sub

public void MakeSeeThru()
{
   frmTransparentForm.Opacity = 0.83;
}

public:
   void MakeSeeThru()
   {
      frmTransparentForm->Opacity = 0.83;
   }

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How to: Create Transparent Windows Forms

To control the opacity of Windows Forms

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