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    If you can't find that control, Microsoft Systems Journal had
an example in the Jan 1997 C++ Q & A column, called Shadecap.
    It's on the MSDN Library CD under Periodicals, MSJ,
vol 12 number1. Note, SDI and MDI apps require different handling;
it's covered in a follow up C++ Q & A column in the June issue,
also on CD.

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Ron Ruble
Raffles Software Development, Inc.

DaveH wrote in message <6bevsh$561@camel15.mindspring.com>...
>David,
>
>    There is a real easy way to do it. Unfortunately, I don't have AOL
>anymore but I found an OCX there called Gradient.ocx. All you had to do is
>put the control on the form and you have a gradient titlebar going from
>black to blue. If I knew where I put the control, I would send it to you.
If
>you or anyone you know have AOL, do a search for gradient.ocx.
>Hope this helps.
>
>Dave Hearn
>dhearn@mindspring.com
>
>David Egan wrote in message <01bd32f3$58fc1880$ab2b7dc2@default>...
>>Hi all
>>
>>Require gradient effect on dialog title bar, same effect as used in the
>>microsoft Word title bar blue fading to black. I can only assume this can
>>be achieved by using an API.
>>which one though?
>>
>>also want to know how to get non standard ICO file displayed in a dialog.
>>as in the word Microsoft  displayed  in the top left hand side of  the
word
>>application.
>>surely this is not a standard 16x16 or 32x32 icon
>>
>>any help appreciated
>>
>>regards
>>
>>david
>>
>>
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