Visual Basic, Change the color of form's caption (background and font color)

Change the color of form's caption (background and font color)

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Jon #1 / 4	Change the color of form's caption (background and font color) How can I do it?
Sat, 14 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Didier Meunie #2 / 4	Change the color of form's caption (background and font color) Visual Basic uses the system palette color, if you want to change the color, you change the color for all windows of all applications. If there is a solution I would like to know it. Quote: >How can I do it?
Sat, 14 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Pahle, Morten Gleditsc #3 / 4	Change the color of form's caption (background and font color) Quote: > How can I do it? As far as I am aware, there is no easy way of doing this. They are Windows-level chaoices defined by the user. In win95, this is done in the Control Panel\|Display\|Appearance. However, if you change one, you change all the windows.... If you really need to do this, you can search the MS Knowledge Base for how to make a 'splash screen', which would have no caption. You can then add your caption exactly as you want it by usig normal controls. There may even be add-ons out there that do this for you... ? Anyone? Rather useless, this answer, wasn't it? Then again, maybe I'm wrong :) HTH Morten. -- My opinions entirely.
Sun, 15 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Gunne #4 / 4	Change the color of form's caption (background and font color) I have the code somewhere on one of my zip disks that makes a gradient title bar... start at what ever color you want and end up with the color of your choice..... good if you want only your progs... title bar to stand out... I am sure it could be modified for a single color... after all with API's you can do just about anything.. email me and I will look fer it... -- Gunner Semper Fi MCSFBN FAST CO NORVA "We kick ass so you don't have to" -- Quote: >> How can I do it? >As far as I am aware, there is no easy way of doing this. They are >Windows-level chaoices defined by the user. In win95, this is done in >the Control Panel\|Display\|Appearance. However, if you change one, you >change all the windows.... >If you really need to do this, you can search the MS Knowledge Base for >how to make a 'splash screen', which would have no caption. You can then >add your caption exactly as you want it by usig normal controls. There >may even be add-ons out there that do this for you... ? Anyone? >Rather useless, this answer, wasn't it? >Then again, maybe I'm wrong :) >HTH >Morten. >-- >My opinions entirely.
Sun, 15 Apr 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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