How do you grey out a button in C++?
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Standard buttons grey out automatically.\n\n If you have a custom bitmap on your button, convert it to greyscale in another tool, save the greyscale into the app resources and switch the image to the greyscale when not enabled.\n\n Likewise for custom painting operations.
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Use Control+V to paste when you cant other ways. Control+C is copy.
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goto option menu / filter or block menu
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I assume you use Internet Explorer.  Right-click on the toolbar, and click "Customize..."  There you can choose which buttons are on the toolbars.
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GRAY UNLESS THIS IS A TRICK QUESTION
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open a window-->click tools-->folder options-->select "single click to open an item."\n\nif you want to switch primary and secondary buttons goto control panel -->select printers and other hardware-->select mouse-->"switch primary and secondary buttons"
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Take a look at this tutorial:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/browser/ext/tutorials/button.asp\n\nThat's the one i've used before.\nIf you just want to have your own toolbar but are not interesting on the programming matter, try this:\nAddaButton 3.1 3.1  (http://www.freeware-base.de/freeware-zeige-details-9735-AddaButton_3.1.html#dldetails)
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When you go to "file" "print" and it brings up a menu then select "advanced" and check the box that says "grayscale."  Then "apply."  (for just one time you don't have to hit "apply.")\n\nHope that helps.
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CLick the little pencil on the left side of the toolbar and select "Toolbar Options".  From there, you can navigate to remove the buttons you don't want to appear in the toolbar.
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go to properties and click on lock items to desktop that should highlight them for you
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Go to start-->control panel-->mouse--->pointer options\n-->click in the box that says "automatically click pointer to the default button..."
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a way I know COULD work is that you make a selection and only select what you want to keep colored... that's kinda very pointy work though, then you do "Invert Selection"  (Ctrl-I) and then set the saturatipon as low as posible to make what is selected (now everything exept what you want to keep colored) grey...
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no,  hit delete after 'highlighting' control
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use alt+ctrl+del combination
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Visual Studio contains some tools to let you do this. I haven't personally done this (my engineers do, however). I've listed a couple links below that might help.
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nope sorry, try searching online for buttons. theres a whole load out there for free
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Ofcourse. Just the way I do it is more like creating a windows customization program in C++ using the windows API and system API functions that you probably wont understand..... sry lol I can't help you much more on that..\n\n -Void