There are three sections of the FirstClass client that can be edited to add a background image. They are the editor, the form, and the window. The editor is the part of the window that can be edited by the user, such as the bottom part of a new message. The form is the top part of a message that is preset by FirstClass. This is where you type in the subject and recipient information. The editor and form can be changed by using the preferences window from the Edit menu.

The default behavior is to make the client container use the Control color from the Control panel. You can change this behavior by making the MDI Client container use the form's BackColor and Image. To do this, after the call to InitializeComponents...

To quickly change the background at any time, press the F1 or F2 key on the keyboard to cycle through background images.

It because the background picture is set by the style property an not bgpictere property, Portello can't change this for the moment.

For some reason, MS took out the ability to put pictures in the background of your folders in XP. Below are the steps required to get your selected picture back in there...•Open the folder you want a background on.•Make sure you can see ALL files. To do so: Go Start > Control Panel > Folder Options > View tab, under "Hidden files and folders" check "Show hidden files and folders" AND UNCHECK "Hide protected operating system files (recommended)".

Microsoft Windows Messaging is not supported in Windows 2000. The default mail client for Windows 2000 is Microsoft Outlook Express. If you upgrade from Windows Microsoft Windows 95 or Microsoft Windows 98, the Microsoft Mail Post Office folder is still available, but Windows Messaging does not work properly. Outlook will also work.

I've been trying to download free templates but every time it shows an error message or an empty screen. Make sure that your firewall, antivirus software, or other systems settings allow to download ZIP-files.

Yes, we can change the background. Usually we get requests to make backgrounds more simple, more artistic. Sometimes it is a good idea to make a background more romantic, changing a common one with another of your choice.

The Picture and PictureDisplay properties help add and arrange a picture to the control's background. The following sample puts a picture on the bottom-right corner of the control: With Edit1 .PictureDisplay = exLowerRight .Picture = LoadPicture(App.Path + "\exontrol.gif") End With The properties like SelStart and SelLenght should be used to highlight your text. The control hides the selection if the HideSelection property is True.

You do NOT have to have a special background. The majority of the fake ID's we process do not have a special back and they look fine. Please remember we will NOT change the background color When one of our customers had a problem finding a blue background, she took some blue colored construction paper/ sheet, taped it up behind her in her room and took the photo there. You can also use photo booths at most malls and arcades. If you want you can use a blue cloth or sheet.

I'm unable to upgrade my Windows 2000 evaluation version to the full edition using a Windows 2000 upgrade CD.

Yes. If your rating is so low that you are desperate to raise it, feel free to substitute a new picture for your current one.

You are allowed one picture with your entry fee of $50 a year. You can however change your picture anytime you like for an additional $35 scanning and upload fee.

At present, the picture can be sent as a normal web link which the client can click on and a new window will open and the picture will run. In the future we will be able to supply them as an executable file, and be able to format for dvd usage.

Click on OPTIONS and then COLORS and/or FONTS to set the colors as you like. A very attractive setting is a black background with a light grey font. With this setting the colors in the ASCII art really stand out. Your best bet, after reading the help file that comes with GMud, is to either ask another resident in AN or post your question on the News system.

In the Timeline window, simply doubleclick on any of the picture thumbnail buttons to open that picture window so that you can adjust the dots on it. The warp buttons just above the picture buttons will open both pictures for that warp side by side when doubleclicked. If you do not see the Timeline window, it may be hidden. Select Timeline from the View menu to toggle showing and hiding the Timeline window.