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Question about clicking through a window
Hello I was wondering if anyone knows of a way in C# to click through the window. What I am trying to do is make a picture in the back of the widow semi transparent and I want it to be on top of the rest of the windows but also beable to click through it with it still remaining on top. I was thinking of maybe somehow redirecting the click on the window to under the window. But if you all have any other ideas of how to do this please post lol just wanted to do somthing interesting. Thanks :)
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I was fooling around in VB and tried to make a window that was invisible and borderless and would cover the desktop so that you could see the desktop and not be able to click it, but I was able to click through it to the desktop. Don't know if this will help you at all.
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The screen is a two-dimensional entity. The values applied to the pixels are arrived at by performing any one of a few logical combinations of the data that might represent "competing" windows. Generally, the top level window in the z-order will rule, and will receive the clicks. There are methods for setting other windows to "capture" the clicks, however. Refer to your documentation.
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