Windows Taskbar in 10 Minutes – Part IV: Preview and Window Peek
I posted the fourth, and last, part of my Screen-Cast series on implementing the Windows 7 Taskbar features in less than 10 minutes :-) (well, I ran little over this time , sorry but I also wanted to show the Windows Peek feature). The short video shows how to leverage the Windows 7 Taskbar Preview and Window Peek for your application.
You can find the screen-casts @
Part IV -- Preview and Window Peek:
In this Screen-Cast, I show you how to leverage the Preview and Window Peek for your application. I am using the Vista Bridge to access the Windows 7 APIs from managed code.
https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/GLenz/Windows-7-Taskbar-in-10-Minutes-Part-IV-Preview-and-Peek/
The source code is available here.
Part III -- JumpList:
The third part of my Screen-Cast series on implementing the Windows 7 Taskbar features in less than 10 minutes (well I ran little over this time
, sorry). The short video shows how to leverage the Windows 7 JumpList feature for your application.
https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/GLenz/Windows-7-Taskbar-in-10-Minutes-Part-III-Jumplists/ .
The source code is available here.
Part II -- Icon Overlay:
This is the second part of my Screen-Cast series on implementing the Windows 7 Taskbar features in less than 10 minutes . The short video shows how to leverage the Windows 7 Taskbar Icon Overlay feature for your application.
https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/GLenz/Windows-7-Taskbar-in-10-Minutes-Part-II-Icon-Overlay/
The source code is available here.
Part I -- ProgressBar and Status:
In the first part of my Screen-Cast series I will show you how to implement the progress and status information for the Windows7 taskbar.
https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/GLenz/Windows-7-Taskbar-in-10-Minutes-Part-I-Progress-Bar/ .
The source code is available here .
You can download the Windows API CodePack from the website: https://code.msdn.microsoft.com/WindowsAPICodePack
As always, I hope you enjoy the ride…..