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You know's

You know, I wanted to mimic this very very very awesome effect.
You know, I once wanted to mimic this very very very awesome effect.
You know, Now I still wanted to mimic this very very very awesome effect.

So, ya, I found this program with a very very very awesome effect.
Its not made by me, I wanted to know how to convert some part in it to VB.NET.

You see's

You see, I wanted to change the Windows 7 color scheme, you know, the very colorful one.
You see, the default color scheme with the default theme with it is BLUE, which looks ugly.
You see, this program in the link below, successfully changed the color scheme in an order following the music its playing.
You see, this program is damn awesome.

So's

So, I wanted to know how to mimic that part of the code.
So, I wanted to know how to change the color scheme of Windows 7 using VB.NET.
So, I wanted somebody to find and convert that part of that source code of VB6 to VB.NET so I can use it.

Dont worry, I WILL give you a small name under my program hehaho;

THIS awesome program is http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/audica

what ? explain ?

yes do explain i dont understand

?? i dont understand what you are meaning ..
explain

Excuse me what did you mean?

Do we really need 4 people asking the same question?
By the looks of it he is asking how to change the Windows 7 colour scheme or colour settings via a program. I had a quick look at this music software but I only have access to a Windows 7 machine that won't run Aero, so I couldn't really see the effect he was talking about.

I'd use SetSystemVisualStyle to change the current colour scheme.

Like this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VTryfLm95E

mandai wrote:

Do we really need 4 people asking the same question?
By the looks of it he is asking how to change the Windows 7 colour scheme or colour settings via a program. I had a quick look at this music software but I only have access to a Windows 7 machine that won't run Aero, so I couldn't really see the effect he was talking about.

I'd use SetSystemVisualStyle to change the current colour scheme.

Here, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VTryfLm95E
And setSystemVisualStyle is for the theme
What I wanted to do is to take control over the color scheme.