Interfaces, Big Deal!!

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Hi Jay,

I'm glad that you see a use for Multiple Implementation Inheritance.
Others argue against it in principle.

|| I'm really not seeing how you consider them not to be related!

You said you had trouble understanding how Franco couldn't see that the
two inheritances were related in as intimate a way as you see it. I was
explaining how I see that connection as being weaker.

|| Multiple Implementation Inheritance is and how Multiple Interface
|| Inheritance is not related. I don't buy it.

I never said that they were unrelated. See above.

|| I don't buy it. ... I'm out of this conversation

I'm sorry if it offended you that I express myself strongly on this issue.
It appears that way.

Regards,
Fergus
 
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Franco Gustavo said:
So, that means if I use VS2003 wich compile with 1.1 can I :
Create a Form, put a Background Image on the Form
Create a Panel and set Color.Transparency like a child of the Form
Create a Radio button like Child of Panel

And the background for the radio button will be the form
Backgorund????????

May you confirm that? if that's true is a excelent news and I'll
switch to VS2003 the soon as possible
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Hi Franco,

I'm not that great with VS.NET but (using VS.NET 2003) I created a form and
gave it a Background Image. I added a Panel with BackColor of
Web>Transparent, and added a Button on top of that, again Web>Transparent.
The button's background was the piece of the Form's Background Image that it
was on top of. It looked very nice.
 
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