Alright guys, to prevent leeching of my code, I have used screenshots, as this is a short piece of code. This code gives a professional/fancy look to your application. It is one of my favorites. Enjoy
For Fading In:
![[Image: e03e671dd0481fc93bb2a803fcc5aba9.png]](http://gyazo.com/e03e671dd0481fc93bb2a803fcc5aba9.png)
For Fading Out:
![[Image: 152a10092fe2837887ecaadc27c6aa4c.png]](http://gyazo.com/152a10092fe2837887ecaadc27c6aa4c.png)
An example would be in this delicious keygen of mine.
![[Image: 2lxf3tt.gif]](http://i55.tinypic.com/2lxf3tt.gif)
Try it out, and enjoy.
I always wondered how to code these things, so thanks for sharing this with us
is this working on windows XP ?
or only work on windows 7 and vista ?
It works on all OS's from what I know. It's a nice effect, and adds a nice touch to forms.
great tut i love it so much thanks for the share
Good stuff thanks this really helped me.
(04-02-2011, 01:47 PM)h4yr0 Wrote: [ -> ]is this working on windows XP ?
or only work on windows 7 and vista ?
Sorry for the extremely late response, no it does not matter on Vista or 7. Only windows XP this feature is impossible.
This code gets c/p everywhere. And everytime I have to ask...
Why do you have two different increments for each for loop?
Lol, I love how the example is a keygen.
Thanks man
This might come in handy
