Win7 Issues with xUpDown buttons and xCalendar

"rene" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.windows.gui4cli
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Dimitris,

Sorry that I have to come back again to my Win 7 problems.
These I have described in several posts whereas xUpDown buttons get mis-placed after moving the cursor over them (no need to click them). 
See my uploaded screen print 'xUpDown_Displaced.jpeg' in the temp folder.

My further investigations showed that not only the xUpDown buttons are not working correctly on my system.
Also the 'xCalendar' has a problem if 'Visual style for windows and buttons' is enabled.
I have uploaded the 'Win7_xCalendar_Issue.jpeg' to the temp directory to show the problem.

As you can see there, the colors are not 'taken' and the left and right buttons are missing. Also the font is wider.

I have reinstalled Win7 and Gui4Cli once more and installed all the updates available without solving my problem.

Some details to my system:
- Thinkpad T60p wide screen 1600 x 1200
- Windows 7 Ultimate German with all updates
- ClearType enabled
- DPI 96
- Two user accounts (if it cares)
- Latest Gui4Cli Version 19.35

Do you see any chance to help me?
And / Or do you need more information to find the root cause?

Thanks a lot,
Rene



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