Quoted from "Henning" Quoted from "Manuel" You mean the default Windows XP / Vista Theme? You could change the Java/Jabaco Look and Feel. Or switch your default theme to "Windows Classic". I tried this with no success In Module1: Public SetJLAF As New JBCLookAndFeel In Form1, with a CommandButton Cmd2: Public bl As Boolean Public Const WinXP As String = "Windows XP" Public Const WinClassic As String = "Windows" Public Function SJLAF() As Boolean SJLAF = setJLAF.setJabacoLookAndFeel(WinXP) End F...
Quoted from "Manuel" You mean the default Windows XP / Vista Theme? You could change the Java/Jabaco Look and Feel. Or switch your default theme to "Windows Classic". I tried this with no success In Module1: Public SetJLAF As New JBCLookAndFeel In Form1, with a CommandButton Cmd2: Public bl As Boolean Public Const WinXP As String = "Windows XP" Public Const WinClassic As String = "Windows" Public Function SJLAF() As Boolean SJLAF = setJLAF.setJabacoLookAndFeel(WinXP) End Function Public Sub Cmd...
Jepp Thx, The "Windows Classic" works, but it's IMO booring . Where do I try and change 'Look and Feel'? /Henning
Manuels code also works with a CommandButton. Just change PictureBox to CommandButton. The problem with Cmd BackColor though as in my other post. /Henning
Hi me again, Setting the BackColor of a CommanButton in the Form Editor shows Color ok. When Run the BackColor is light gray?? The ButtonFrame takes the BackColor. The Form's BackColor is ok. /Henning
Thx but Jeeez, I got about 200 graphical buttons that change backcolor, simulating LED's, depending on data in a UDP pkg. /Henning
Hi again, How to handle control arrays, in my case Buttons, there is no Index property? /Henning
Hi, me again Guess VB's With is not implemented (yet). With cmdLog2File Error: Function or variable not defined Is there some, at least partly, documentation? If not, I guess I'll be a regular here. By time this place will be like a cover_everything_how_to. /Henning
Hi, Trying out loading a complex VB project in Jabaco. Fixed a couple of errors, but this one got me. frm_BedCalib.Show gives 'Expected: Static method' frm_BedCalib.Show(), same error. /Henning
