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MouseCircle
Created on: Nov 8, 2006 6:15 AM by BetaCommunityContent - Last Modified: Nov 18, 2008 8:04 PM by T.Furukawa
This VI draws a circle around your mouse pointer.
MouseCircle.vi draws a little circle around your mouse pointer. Mouse pointer style is determined by LabVIEW when the pointer is inside LabVIEW Window and it can be hard for audience to see where it is. This VI emphasises where the pointer is to make your presentation more visible.Mr. Takaba, our customer, provided me with VI to utilize .NET NotifyIcon class so that now you have a little icon on your task tray.
Change Log
2007-03-02 Configuration is saved on and loaded from .ini file. Thanks, Kazutaka Suzuki.
2007-02-26 Task bar of root window is now hidden. Thanks, Fumihiko Nagahisa.
2006-12-19 Better drawing implementation. Color and thickness of forground and background are configurable
2006-12-09 [Windows key]+O toggles displaying circle. Uses Windows Message Queue library (http://zone.ni.com/devzone/cda/epd/p/id/4394)
2006-12-05 Uses .NET NotifyIcon class, contributed by Mr. Takaba.
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Thanks
Thanks, JLM711.
I made the transparent VI by myself. It calls Windows API function "SetLayeredWindowAttributes" to make certain color in a window transparent.
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Very Cool!
Wow!
This is a very good example you made. By the way, where did you find the transperencies commands? Again, very good!
JLM711
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