RP
Ramesh Praveen
Syncfusion Team
January 14, 2003 12:28 PM UTC
Bob,
There is a static XPTaskBarBox.AnimationDelayInMilliSeconds field that lets you control this. The default is 50ms.
Please check our class ref for more information.
Regards,
Praveen Ramesh
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Robert N Pardoe
January 14, 2003 02:14 PM UTC
Thanks for the reply,
on your evaluation version, downloaded last week, I cannot find the field you refer to.
I have looked in the docs and using intellisense in visual studio.
I was really looking for something that affects the speed of the dropdown, not the delay before the dropdown occurs.
Thanks
BOb
> Bob,
>
> There is a static XPTaskBarBox.AnimationDelayInMilliSeconds field that lets you control this. The default is 50ms.
>
> Please check our class ref for more information.
>
> Regards,
> Praveen Ramesh
>
RP
Ramesh Praveen
Syncfusion Team
January 14, 2003 07:35 PM UTC
Bob,
I think this one got left out of the class ref by mistake. Could you try it anyways. It should compile fine. (Note that this is a static member, not instance).
Regards,
Praveen Ramesh