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    Posted: 14 July 2005 at 1:52am

Have you tried using ColorManager.SetColor? It will affect the colors used by all SuiteControls, but allows you to modify the colors.

Private Sub Form_Initialize()
  With SuiteControlsGlobalSettings.ColorManager
    .SystemTheme = xtpSystemThemeUnknown
    .SetColor STDCOLOR_BTNFACE, &HA6AFB2
    .SetColor STDCOLOR_WINDOW, &HD2E1E3
  End With
End Sub
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I mean shortcutbar, not shorcutcaption, they are different control, shortcutbar has not GrandientColor property.

Originally posted by SuperMario SuperMario wrote:

This will disable luna colors in all suite controls (TaskPanel, ShortcutBar, etc).

Private Sub Form_Initialize()
    SuiteControlsGlobalSettings.ColorManager.SystemTheme = xtpSystemThemeUnknown
End Sub

Then you would use gshawn's code to update the ShortcutCaption Controls:
   
    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorLight = &HD2E1E3
    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorDark = &HA6AFB2
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This will disable luna colors in all suite controls (TaskPanel, ShortcutBar, etc).

Private Sub Form_Initialize()
    SuiteControlsGlobalSettings.ColorManager.SystemTheme = xtpSystemThemeUnknown
End Sub

Then you would use gshawn's code to update the ShortcutCaption Controls:
   
    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorLight = &HD2E1E3
    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorDark = &HA6AFB2
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I got same problem, how to disable Lunacolors in Shortcut bar.
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Originally posted by aterron aterron wrote:

Well, thanks...but I'm talking about the ShortCutBar not the ShortCutBarCaption...
Oops, sorry about that... That's what I get for replying to a post at 5 in the morning!
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Thanks SuperMario
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This will disable luna colors in all suite controls (TaskPanel, ShortcutBar, etc).

Private Sub Form_Initialize()
    SuiteControlsGlobalSettings.ColorManager.SystemTheme = xtpSystemThemeUnknown
End Sub

Then you would use gshawn's code to update the ShortcutCaption Controls:
   
    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorLight = &HD2E1E3
    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorDark = &HA6AFB2

Edited by SuperMario
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Well, thanks...but I'm talking about the ShortCutBar not the ShortCutBarCaption...
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This may not be the best workaround, but as of v9.60 you can specify the colors in code:

    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorLight = &HD2E1E3
    ShortcutCaption1.GradientColorDark = &HA6AFB2

I hope this helps!
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I can't figure out how to mimic the shortcutbar shown in the attached image. As you can see the colors of the ShortCutbar are identical of those of the CommandBar when Lunacolors = False

TIA

 
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