Is there some way that I can customize WinForm just like I can do it in WPF. Some code that will allow me that trought some sort of grid I customize it? Buttons, tree view functions and similar things that will make customization easier unlike in WinForms where everything is so dull. WPF doesn't support speech lib so that's why I'm asking this, otherwise I'll go for WPF.
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1If you're asking if you can use Winforms in the same way that you can use WPF, then the answer is no... it's WinForms. If you want what WPF has to offer, then use WPF.Sheridan– Sheridan2014-01-17 09:13:25 +00:00Commented Jan 17, 2014 at 9:13
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The Windows Forms designer and the WPF designer are radically different, so probably not. The customization you speak of in WPF is virtually non existent in Windows Forms.Matthew Layton– Matthew Layton2014-01-17 09:14:09 +00:00Commented Jan 17, 2014 at 9:14
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Please be aware that "everything is so dull" in WinForms primarily means that everything uses the preferred color scheme the user has configured on the target machine, and that controls tend to look the same across applications, thus lowering the entrance barrier. That may or may not be important for your project. That said, while there are less built-in means of visual customization, you are usually free to owner-draw WinForms controls.O. R. Mapper– O. R. Mapper2014-01-17 09:15:50 +00:00Commented Jan 17, 2014 at 9:15
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On this website, it is generally a good idea to actually ask for what you want, instead of what you have asked for. It seems to me as if what you really want is to use some sort of text to speech functionality with WPF... so why didn't you just ask 'can I use text to speech with WPF?' or something similar?
To answer that question, yes, you can do that with WPF. Please take a look at the following links:
WPF Text To Speech UI
How to use the Speech Synthesizer in WPF
Using Speech Synthesis in a WPF Application
Speech Basics-WPF C# Sample
Plenty more are available online.
