Before we can create a form we need to add a couple assemblies right at the beginning of our script. Windows Forms: Allows us to create the form. scroll Copy [void][System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Windows.Forms") System Drawing: Allows us to draw it to scr...
And likewise, I doubt too many of my readers like you are reading PFP (no offense to them, we’re just a little more advanced over here). I still highly recommend PFP and consider it worth checking out. Just like any good magazine, it’s great to see the advertisements! I have to ...
Did you draw that? This is amazing! jordanthejq12 said: When I was a teenager, before I really loved Pokemon, a family friend bought me a paperback guide to Generation I. I was aware there were more than 150 Pokemon at the time (cue me reaching the end and asking, "Where's...
However, a few people seem to have an overall cognitive strategy that crucially depends on not looking at things too closely (or something like that), and this is actively bad for some of them. If you try this for a minute and hate it, especially in an “I feel like I’m going craz...
System Drawing: Allows us to draw it to screen.scroll 复制 [void][System.Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("System.Drawing") Next we need to create our form and properties.scroll 复制 $Main = New-Object System.Windows.Forms.Form $Main.ClientSize = New-Object System.Drawing.Size...