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Hi Fer,
I did not test anything (a little busy...) but did you try something with deeptrans of or var notrans?
Fred.
--- In [email protected], "Fer" <fmstoopman@...> wrote:
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> > I do have the same problem. This must be a Windows 7 issue. The colours on WindowsXP and Windows 7 are different.
> >
> > One place where one can see it easily is with owner drawn list views. When I run the program from the gui then it is not that bad, but if I make an executable (also bundled) then the selected column is so dark on Windows 7 that one cannot see any information. I therefore have to use the LVcolours gui to change every thing to a very light colour, usually white.
> >
> > I think I just mention this to you except if I am missing something.
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> Hi Frans,
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> That's one more problem caused by the difference in system colors
> of Win7 and XP. The best you can do is defining the lv colors in
> the gui itself using LV Color r/g/b and not using #... system
> colors. But you pointed me into the right direction of the system
> colors for the textbox problem.
>
>
> Note for Dimitris
>
> I've been digging a little more into attr color and found that
> not only textboxes are involved but also Xradio, Xtextin, Xedbox,
> Xtrackbar and Xcheckbox. It's remarkable to see that only colors
> with a Red-value of 35 are affected and that the second number
> (the Green-value) defines a system color that is shown.
> E.g. if you want an edbox with background 35/13/150 (dark blue)
> you will get a background of medium blue (system color 13)
> And 35 is the number for the hash symbol in the ascii table!!
> Maybe this will help.
>
>
> Frans, thanks for your input en vriendelijke groeten
>
> Fer
>
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