[python-win32] Existing App-window ->Transparent

[Moore, Paul]

From: Gavin Brelstaff
> I did a search through the Python Win32 docs and the call 
> SetLayeredWindowAttributes seems to be missing from the
> API.  I guess you wrote "Windows PowerPro" in C/C++ and not
> in python?

I didn't write it but yes, it's in C/C++. It's not available
in source, so you wouldn't be able to get the details from it,
I really only mentioned it as an example to confirm that what
you wanted *could* be done.

You can probably use ctypes to get at API calls that aren't
exposed by pywin32, if that's of any help.

Paul


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