Why are the buttons, control tab pages, and a few other things different on
the GUI interface then when my application is run?
For example in the GUI the button have slightly rounded corner and are light
gray/white but when the program runs they are dark gray and square. I don't
mind either but think the preview and the running look should be the same.
Regards,
John
3  948 
hello,
r u using vstudio 2005?? because in v.s 2003 the buttons for example are
square in both...and if you want "xp style", that is, rounded corner and
etc...u need a file called a "manifest" that goes within the application
folder, so that then u run the app the user controls gets the "XP style".
dan.
why? i do not know, but i think you are looking
"John J. Hughes II" wrote: Why are the buttons, control tab pages, and a few other things different on
the GUI interface then when my application is run?
For example in the GUI the button have slightly rounded corner and are light
gray/white but when the program runs they are dark gray and square. I don't
mind either but think the preview and the running look should be the same.
Regards,
John
Yes I am using 2005 and was mostly just trying to get them to look the same.
Don't see where the manifest file will help here.
Regards,
John
"dan" <da*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:88**********************************@microsof t.com... hello,
r u using vstudio 2005?? because in v.s 2003 the buttons for example are
square in both...and if you want "xp style", that is, rounded corner and
etc...u need a file called a "manifest" that goes within the application
folder, so that then u run the app the user controls gets the "XP style".
dan.
why? i do not know, but i think you are looking
"John J. Hughes II" wrote:
Why are the buttons, control tab pages, and a few other things different
on
the GUI interface then when my application is run?
For example in the GUI the button have slightly rounded corner and are
light
gray/white but when the program runs they are dark gray and square. I
don't
mind either but think the preview and the running look should be the
same.
Regards,
John
Thank I found it, since this was an existing application the GUI did not
build the initial startup and some thing were missing.
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(fals e);
Regards,
John
"dan" <da*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:88**********************************@microsof t.com... hello,
r u using vstudio 2005?? because in v.s 2003 the buttons for example are
square in both...and if you want "xp style", that is, rounded corner and
etc...u need a file called a "manifest" that goes within the application
folder, so that then u run the app the user controls gets the "XP style".
dan.
why? i do not know, but i think you are looking
"John J. Hughes II" wrote:
Why are the buttons, control tab pages, and a few other things different
on
the GUI interface then when my application is run?
For example in the GUI the button have slightly rounded corner and are
light
gray/white but when the program runs they are dark gray and square. I
don't
mind either but think the preview and the running look should be the
same.
Regards,
John
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