this line of the code makes the form see-through "User32Wrappers.SetLayeredWindowAttributes(Me.Handle, 0, _ 255 * 0.4, User32Wrappers.LWA.Alpha)"
if i adjust 0.4 to 0.6 it will become less see-through.
i would like to know if i can control this variable through a trackbar and how!
Public Class Form1
    Private _InitialStyle As Integer
    Private Sub Form_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, _
        ByVal e As System.EventArgs) _
        Handles MyBase.Load
        Form2.Show()
        ' Grab the Extended Style information
        ' for this window and store it.
        _InitialStyle = User32Wrappers.GetWindowLong(Me.Handle, User32Wrappers.GWL.ExStyle)
        ' Set this window to Transparent
        ' (to the mouse that is!)
        SetFormToTransparent()
        ' Just for giggles, set this window
        ' to stay on top of all others so we
        ' can see what's happening.
        Me.TopMost = True
    End Sub
    Private Sub SetFormToTransparent()
        ' This creates a new Extended Style
        ' for our window, which takes effect
        ' immediately upon being set, that
        ' combines the initial style of our window
        ' (saved in Form.Load) and adds the ability
        ' to be Transparent to the mouse.
        ' Both Layered and Transparent must be
        ' turned on for this to work AND have
        '  the window render properly!
        User32Wrappers.SetWindowLong(Me.Handle, User32Wrappers.GWL.ExStyle, _
            _InitialStyle Or User32Wrappers.WS_EX.Layered Or User32Wrappers.WS_EX.Transparent)
        ' Don't forget to set the Alpha
        ' for the window or else you won't be able
        ' to see the window! Possible values
        ' are 0 (visibly transparent)
        ' to 255 (visibly opaque). I'll set
        ' it to 20% visible here for show.
        ' The second parameter is 0, because
        ' we're not using a ColorKey!
        User32Wrappers.SetLayeredWindowAttributes(Me.Handle, 0, _
                           255 * 0.4, User32Wrappers.LWA.Alpha)
    End Sub
    Private Sub SetFormToOpaque()
        ' Turn off the Transparent Extended Style.
        User32Wrappers.SetWindowLong(Me.Handle, User32Wrappers.GWL.ExStyle, _
                _InitialStyle Or User32Wrappers.WS_EX.Layered)
        ' Set the Alpha back to 100% opaque.
        User32Wrappers.SetLayeredWindowAttributes(Me.Handle, _
                           0, 255, User32Wrappers.LWA.Alpha)
    End Sub
    Public Class User32Wrappers
        Public Enum GWL As Integer
            ExStyle = -20
        End Enum
        Public Enum WS_EX As Integer
            Transparent = &H20
            Layered = &H80000
        End Enum
        Public Enum LWA As Integer
            ColorKey = &H1
            Alpha = &H2
        End Enum
        <DllImport("user32.dll", EntryPoint:="GetWindowLong")> _
        Public Shared Function GetWindowLong( _
            ByVal hWnd As IntPtr, _
            ByVal nIndex As GWL _
                ) As Integer
        End Function
        <DllImport("user32.dll", EntryPoint:="SetWindowLong")> _
        Public Shared Function SetWindowLong( _
            ByVal hWnd As IntPtr, _
            ByVal nIndex As GWL, _
            ByVal dwNewLong As WS_EX _
                ) As Integer
        End Function
        <DllImport("user32.dll", _
          EntryPoint:="SetLayeredWindowAttributes")> _
        Public Shared Function SetLayeredWindowAttributes( _
            ByVal hWnd As IntPtr, _
            ByVal crKey As Integer, _
            ByVal alpha As Byte, _
            ByVal dwFlags As LWA _
                ) As Boolean
        End Function
    End Class
    Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
        End
    End Sub
End Class