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Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"

Don’t do XP controls on WinXP the hard way, add these 2 files to your project, job done. No manifest file required. The traditional way is to create a manifest file and distribute this along with your program. The more advanced way is to create it dynamically at run time. Both ways are messy and I have seen lots of bad examples and ripped off code on PSC. After this submisson I hope I wont see any more! This code takes it a step further and gets rid of the manifest file completely and replaces it with a resource which compiles directly into your exe. No more .exe.manifest files! Please give feedback.

This small program will make your startmenu and taskbar transparent on windows XP and 2000 (you can set a level of transparency 0-255), it can also be compiled and run from a command line e.g. "TransparentTaskbar.exe 180"