Cool.

You intend to call your forms from the click, but if u got MDI forms the layout is going to get messy.

That's why I prefer the menu up on top.

E.

>________________________________

> From: Dave Crozier <DaveC@Flexipol.co.uk>

>To: ProFox Email List <profox@mail.leafe.com>

>Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2012 9:58 AM

>Subject: VFP Metro Interface

>

>To All,

>I was just playing around with VFP last night after having developed my first metro app in Visual Studio last week and wondered  how a Metro style interface could be developed in VFP. A small video of the results of my deliberations is at:

>

>http://www.replacement-software.co.uk/VFP_Metro/

>

>I haven't had time to add callouts and commentry etc just yet as the whole project took up my time (about 4 hours) but I will do once the classes are in a stable state at which time I hope to have a set of classes made that will allow Metro buttons and info to be easily put into any VFP App simply by dragging and dropping a Metro surface onto a form and polpulating it with Geoups and Items ...(you can see this in the video).

>

>The result so far are:

>1. A scrollable Metro "desktop" so that you can hold more buttons than can ve viewed on the desktop

>2. Metro style buttons that can have the caption in either the centre or the four corners of the button as well as a relocatable picture on the button.

>3. Metro Groups. Consisting of selections of metro buttons that can be dragged and dropped within the allocated group and re-ordered into a pre-defined column/row Metro sequence.

>4. The ability to drag/drop the Metro Groups around on the desktop

>5. The  ability to drag/drop Metro buttons around within their parent group in real time ... and then re-order the group

>

>The  next step is to give the Metro interface a "skinnable colour" property that will be changeable in real time ... this is done but I haven't had time to incorporate it as of yet.

>

>If anyone shows any interest in the video or the development then post on here with regards to possible enhancements etc. and comments will be gratefully accepted, good or bad.

>

>When I have a set of classes in workable form then I intend to post the source on Codeplex with full source.

>

>The fox can still run with the best...

>

>Have fun,

>Dave

>

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