Hi Does any one know if it is possible to make any web browser transparent so you can see the program running behind it. I need it for a presentation I need to do,
ANy ideas,
Richard

Since I'm trying to learn Visual Basic, with MS Visual Studios, I know there is a way to make windows transparent. I'm not sure you can do it through code, though. I've never used VB script in a webpage, but it might be able to do it. I don't know... maybe I'm pulling this from my ear.

Maybe it will help... who knows,
Micah

You can using Windows API calls, But not with web languages, they don't have the mechanisms to use client side APIs.

Hi, Just a setting would be fine, what I want to do is put winamp visualisation behind the website that will be displayed onto a screen via a projector. Any idea where the setting might be. I usually use firefox but i could use IE if I had too. ANy ideas where the setting is?

there isn't a windows setting setting you can use directly. There are API calls to set properties and use methods encapsulated in the SetWindowLong API (Win2k up) BUT you cannot call these from a browser environment.

maybe Google or Google or Google would help.