RE: creating a professional looking window
If you create a manifest file for exw.exe and place it in your Eu\bin
directory (and you have Themes service running), then your interpreted
programs will use the current theme for it's looks. If you bind or
translate/compile, then you need to create a manifest file for that
executable to get the current theme look.
One drawback I've found, however, is that having a manifest file when
the Themes service is not running can have a bad side effect: using the
message_box function will open and close the message box so fast you
won't even know it was open...
-- Brian
Don wrote:
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> posted by: Don <eunexus at yahoo.com>
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> > I know Don Phillips' Nexus editor look really professional. Maybe he can
> > point us to how and/or where he got (or made) his tool bar button icons.
> >
> > ~Greg
>
> Hmm, I think I still have (or can easily get) the toolbar icons if
> anyone
> wants them.
>
> As for for the other stuff, the newer version of the editor I did in
> assembly and included an XP manifest to give the controls the new look.
> I dont think this can be done in Euphoria unless *it* has the manifest.
> Not really sure though...
>
> Don Phillips
> National Insturments
> mailto: eunexus at yahoo.com
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