If I understood well, you want that your background would be transparent. If so, use.
If I understood well, you want that your background would be transparent. If so, use: pictureBox1. BackColor = Color.Transparent.
I tried but it gives me Error Cannot implicitly convert type 'System.Drawing. Color' to 'System.Windows.Forms. Control' – develroot Jul 1 at 13:47 Can you show the code you tried?
– Donatas K. Jul 1 at 13:52 ah yes, didn't notice the BackColor. Thanks – develroot Jul 1 at 13:57.
If so, you can't do that you have to use a transparency key. What you are trying to do above works this way but I don't know what that would accomplish... Form1 theForm = new Form1(); pictureBox1. Parent = theForm.
Not. I'm trying to use a transparent picturebox over a form that has a background image – develroot Jul 1 at 13:55.
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