private void GetMsg_GetMsg(IntPtr Handle, IntPtr Message, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam)
{
// When the user selects an item from the system menu on a window, Windows sends a WM_SYSCOMMAND
// message to the application, with the MenuID in the low-order word of wParam. If that sentence
// meant nothing to you, it means you have yet to really experience the joys of programming the
// Windows API. Anyways, this function is called whenever a message is posted somewhere, so we
// filter out only the WM_SYSCOMMAND messages, then check to see if they apply to a window that
// we're monitoring, and then see if it was one of our menu items that was selected.
if (Message.ToInt32() == Win32.WM_SYSCOMMAND)
{
int LowOrder = (wParam.ToInt32() & 0x0000FFFF);
int HighOrder = wParam.ToInt32() - LowOrder;
Window W = FindWindow(Handle);
if (W != null)
{
if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_FADEOUT)
{
W.FadeOut();
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_FADEIN)
{
W.FadeIn();
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANS100)
{
W.SetTransparency(255);
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANS95)
{
W.SetTransparency(242);
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANS90)
{
W.SetTransparency(230);
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANS85)
{
W.SetTransparency(217);
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANS80)
{
W.SetTransparency(204);
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANS75)
{
W.SetTransparency(191);
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANS70)
{
W.SetTransparency(179);
}
else if (LowOrder == Form1.SC_TRANSCLEAR)
{
W.ClearTransparency();
}
}
}
}
