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Matt
My app (.NET 2.0) has a very basic splash screen (borderless form) that I
load manually early in app startup. It works fine on XP.
On Vista, the app takes longer to load. In a few moments, the splash
screen is replaced with a blank form of the same size with a title bar,
which reads "<form text property> (Not Responding)". After a few moments
more the app continues normally.
It looks like Vista is impatient with the app load time and decides to
repaint my borderless form with blank content and a title bar that includes
a warning to the user.
This is very ugly. It basically defeats the purpose of the splash screen.
Has anyone else seen this (or similar)? Does anyone have any suggestions
for convincing Vista to be patient and leave the splash screen as is?
Thanks,
Matt
load manually early in app startup. It works fine on XP.
On Vista, the app takes longer to load. In a few moments, the splash
screen is replaced with a blank form of the same size with a title bar,
which reads "<form text property> (Not Responding)". After a few moments
more the app continues normally.
It looks like Vista is impatient with the app load time and decides to
repaint my borderless form with blank content and a title bar that includes
a warning to the user.
This is very ugly. It basically defeats the purpose of the splash screen.
Has anyone else seen this (or similar)? Does anyone have any suggestions
for convincing Vista to be patient and leave the splash screen as is?
Thanks,
Matt