windows-95

I am writing a program and I am just curious of how to put buttons that look like in Windows 95: (source: aos.co.za ) I am using Visual C# Express 2010 with Winforms. Is this possible in the compiler/IDE I described above? Normally you should let the user make that choice. They have the ability to do so. But, to answer the question, you need to disable the visual styles feature that was introduced in XP. Visual styles are enabled with a call to: Application.EnableVisualStyles(); typically as the first act of your Main method. Remove that call, and your application will not be styled. With

I am looking for an FTP Library for C++ to do basic ftp functions like authenticate, change directory, upload files, etc. but I can't seem to find one. I've searched over Google, Sourceforge, and CodeProject (well, there's one complete FTP CLIENT project for Win95 in CodeProject, however I don't need the entire ftp client..), but I only found C# FTP libraries. Could you guys please suggest me a good one? or maybe an alternative? Thanks. fyi: Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition is my only IDE, and I prefer precompiled static library (*.lib) that can be statically linked (if any) drowneath

i have a window that i want to minimize (to the taskbar), so i call ShowWindow : ShowWindow(Handle, SW_MINIMIZE); Except that rather than minimizing itself (to the taskbar), the window is iconified : The window is unparented: How do i minimize a window to the taskbar? Update: Following some advice from 2002 , i try setting the WS_EX_APPWINDOW window style and/or ensuring the window has no owner: Unfortunately, that changes the behavior of my (Delphi) application because there is now two taskbar icons for my application, rather than one: This, of course, is an artifact of Delphi (5); and