Vista/Win7 bug in quickaccess bar |
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Michl
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Posted: 09 August 2010 at 7:53am |
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Hello
we have a fixed 'quickaccess' control with caption '#:' in our software.
RibbonBar always draws his bar correctly until our software is installed on a vista or win7 machines.
I found the problem is in
The function FillCompositeAlpha inverts (?) (blue font on black background) the text after it has drawn (correctly!)...
I read in code comments this function do nothing when no aero is found.
Can anybody help me, please!?
(our software looks not very nice with a black box)
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Michl
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It can easyly reproduceable with samples from codejock!
Can anybody confirm this problem? Solution? |
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Oleg
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Right - ComboBox should not have label when you place it to Quick Access. Actually in code we change style to remove it - so seems you manually set it back.
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Oleg, Support Team
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Michl
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Thanks for your replay.
My Combobox is derived from your class and I added following code to constructor
So, when codejock adds a clone object to quickaccess the caption style will be changed. You're right. But with intend! I found it is a nice feature to add a description about the input box. Especially when you can add more input boxes. Logical I see no reason why this is forbidden. Technical reasion to change it?? |
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