Windows 7 Do you know making windows sidebar?

Zeck

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Excuseme,


I want to develop Windows Sidebar like a Google Desktop.


I saw a web-page how to make windows sidebar and gadget using HTML and script.

but i wnat to know to make Windows Sidebar using Program Language like C, MFC, C#... etc.

becauese I have to make a Program using MultiThread.


please, tell me that i have to use which library or Language.
 

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To develop a Windows Sidebar similar to Google Desktop using program languages like C, MFC, or C#, you have several options. Here are some recommendations for each language:

C and MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes):​

  • Use Windows API: In C or MFC, you can directly interact with the Windows API to create a custom sidebar. This will involve low-level programming but will provide precise control over the behavior and appearance of your sidebar.
  • Multithreading in C: For implementing multithreading in C, you can use threading libraries like pthreads or Windows-specific threading APIs (CreateThread, BeginThreadEx, etc..

C#:​

  • Windows Forms or WPF: In C#, you can use Windows Forms or Windows...
To develop a Windows Sidebar similar to Google Desktop using program languages like C, MFC, or C#, you have several options. Here are some recommendations for each language:

C and MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes):​

  • Use Windows API: In C or MFC, you can directly interact with the Windows API to create a custom sidebar. This will involve low-level programming but will provide precise control over the behavior and appearance of your sidebar.
  • Multithreading in C: For implementing multithreading in C, you can use threading libraries like pthreads or Windows-specific threading APIs (CreateThread, BeginThreadEx, etc..

C#:​

  • Windows Forms or WPF: In C#, you can use Windows Forms or Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) to create a user-friendly sidebar.
  • Threading in C#: For handling multithreading in C#, you can use the System.Threading namespace, which provides classes like Thread, ThreadPool, and Task.

Libraries and Languages Recommendations:​

  • C and MFC: For a more low-level and direct approach, use C with the Windows API. MFC can also be used if you prefer an object-oriented framework.
  • C#: If you prefer a more modern and user-friendly approach, C# with either Windows Forms or WPF is a good choice.

Additional Recommendations:​

  • Consider using .NET Framework or .NET Core: Both C# and the .NET Framework have rich libraries and tools that can simplify development.
  • Explore existing sidebar implementations: Look at open-source projects or libraries that provide Windows desktop gadgets or sidebars for inspiration and guidance.
By selecting the appropriate language and libraries based on your requirements and familiarity, you can efficiently develop a Windows Sidebar with multithreading capabilities. Remember to consider factors like performance, ease of development, and compatibility with the Windows environment when making your choice.
 

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