Pushbutton XP theme

Hi 
  Not sure if this has been mentioned but if you have  a background colornormal
ie: "white/black", the black makes the blue line (in a modal button
with theme set to true) a thicker color. If you have red as backgound color you
get a redish tinge around the outside of the blue line. This is is 2.6.1.3 if
you set the background color to white all is okay or even the default
colornormal.

Hi Rob. You should set the pushbutton's systemTheme property to false in 
order to use your own colors.

Thanks, Kathy
dBI

In article <3S8xYdvcIHA.632@news-server>, rob@calculation.com.au says...
> Hi 
>   Not sure if this has been mentioned but if you have  a background
colornormal ie: "white/black", the black makes the blue line (in a
modal button with theme set to true) a thicker color. If you have red as
backgound color you get a redish tinge around the outside of the blue line. This
is is 2.6.1.3 if you set the background color to white all is okay or even the
default colornormal.
> Regards Rob
> 

-- 
Thanks, Kathy

Thanks Kathy
I do set them to false to use my own, but what happened was l changed theme to
true to see if l liked the XP theme better and the buttons looked different with
the different background colors. l thought that l would mention it just in case
it was a bug or somebody was wondering why they looked slightly different to
"normal" colors.

Regards Rob

Kathy Kolosky Wrote:

> Hi Rob. You should set the pushbutton's systemTheme property to false in 
> order to use your own colors.
> 
> Thanks, Kathy
> dBI
> 
> In article <3S8xYdvcIHA.632@news-server>, rob@calculation.com.au
says...
> > Hi 
> >   Not sure if this has been mentioned but if you have  a background
colornormal ie: "white/black", the black makes the blue line (in a
modal button with theme set to true) a thicker color. If you have red as
backgound color you get a redish tinge around the outside of the blue line. This
is is 2.6.1.3 if you set the background color to white all is okay or even the
default colornormal.
> > Regards Rob
> > 
> 
> -- 
> Thanks, Kathy
> dBI

Unfortunately, with the XP theme, the Windows common controls kind of 
'take over'. That is why we created the systemTheme property.

Thanks, Kathy


In article <8vf7SdOdIHA.1088@news-server>, rob@calculation.com.au 
says...
> Thanks Kathy
> I do set them to false to use my own, but what happened was l changed theme
to true to see if l liked the XP theme better and the buttons looked different
with the different background colors. l thought that l would mention it just in
case it was a bug or somebody was wondering why they looked slightly different
to "normal" colors.
> 
> Regards Rob
> 
> Kathy Kolosky Wrote:
> 
> > Hi Rob. You should set the pushbutton's systemTheme property to false
in 
> > order to use your own colors.
> > 
> > Thanks, Kathy
> > dBI
> > 
> > In article <3S8xYdvcIHA.632@news-server>, rob@calculation.com.au
says...
> > > Hi 
> > >   Not sure if this has been mentioned but if you have  a
background colornormal ie: "white/black", the black makes the blue
line (in a modal button with theme set to true) a thicker color. If you have red
as backgound color you get a redish tinge around the outside of the blue line.
This is is 2.6.1.3 if you set the background color to white all is okay or even
the default colornormal.
> > > Regards Rob
> > > 
> > 
> > -- 
> > Thanks, Kathy
> > dBI
> 
> 

-- 
Thanks, Kathy