You can also put iTunes in Toolbar mode to have easy access to the control buttons, but I don't think it's very impressive. This is what the current iTunes looks like if you hover over the icon on the taskbar: I wanted to integrate more Windows 7 features to make it more visual. ITunes does support some of the new Windows 7 features like Thumbnail Tooltips and Toolbars, but does not seem to have any other features. There is currently no way to get around this. You do not need to have iTunes running before this application starts, because iTunes will automatically start when you instantiate the iTunes COM control, if it is not running already. This application is not a replacement for iTunes, and cannot be run independently of iTunes.
It will also show some of the difficulties that you can come across when integrating these features into an application, and how to resolve the problems, like what happens when you add a Thumbnail Preview and your Thumbnail Toolbars disappear, or how to get Task Dialogs to appear in your application without receiving a NotSupportedException.īy the way, this has nothing to do with an IPad!! :) Background This article will demonstrate these new Windows 7 features in an iTunes Taskbar application. NET 3.5 Framework, these new features are not natively supported, but you can still use these features by including some external assemblies. If you are using Visual Studio 2008 and the. NET 4 Framework and Visual Studio 2010 will have support for the new Windows 7 features like Taskbars and Multi-Touch.
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