m_DialogColor = m_dlg.GetColor();

m_nDlgClr = 3452816845;
int r = GetRValue(m_nDlgClr);
 int g = GetGValue(m_nDlgClr);
 int b = GetBValue(m_nDlgClr);

r = 195;
g = 195;
b = 195;

m_BitmapColor = RGB(r,g,b);
m_nBmpClr = 12829635;

// SetCurrentColor(m_nBmpClr);
// SetBackgroundColor( BOOL bSysColor, COLORREF cr );

I used GetColor() to determine the color of the dialog.  The background
of the bitmap doesn't match the background of the dialog.  Using the
RGB macro, I found the the color of the bitmap background.  I tried
using SetCurrentColor(m_nBmpClr) and SetBackgroundColor( BOOL bSysColor,
COLORREF cr ),
but neither worked.  What is the call to set the dialog to the shade of the
bitmap?
Thanks,
Brett Shifflett

To change dialog color, handle OnCtlColor()(and look for CTLCOLOR_DLG as the
last parameter).

--
Ajay Kalra [MVP - VC++]

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