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"Office2007Black.dll & SkinFramework - HOW?

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Topic: "Office2007Black.dll & SkinFramework - HOW?
Posted By: vbuser
Subject: "Office2007Black.dll & SkinFramework - HOW?
Date Posted: 10 October 2007 at 5:30pm
I am using the Ribbon Menu with the 2007 black look by setting this CommandBarsGlobalSettings.Office2007Images = "Office2007Black.dll".
Works great. I need this look in all the forms, so I also need to use  the SkinFramework, I set it  to:
SkinFramework1.LoadSkin "Office2007.cjstyles".
 
The problem is that I the look changes to all blue, and I noticed that it is SLOW, takes quite of bit of time to show the form...
 
How can I have an even Office2007-Black look in Ribbon and skinframework ?
 
How can I speed up the loading of the forms when using the skinframework?



Replies:
Posted By: jpbro
Date Posted: 22 October 2007 at 3:07pm
I second the request for an Office 2007 Black theme for the SkinFramework control.


Posted By: meaningoflights
Date Posted: 10 November 2007 at 11:50pm
Originally posted by vbuser vbuser wrote:


How can I have an even Office2007-Black look in Ribbon and skinframework ?


With the styles, you can build your own and download others, just search these forums and google...

The black theme is demonstrated in the Ribbon Bar sample...




And you can fine tune it further, eg:

 Set TabHome = RibbonBar.InsertTab(0, "")
    TabHome.ID = ID_TAB_WRITE
    TabHome.Color = xtpRibbonTabContextColorNone


I request more tab colours.





Originally posted by vbuser vbuser wrote:


How can I speed up the loading of the forms when using the skinframework?


Its not that bad, maybe try tweaking the compilation settings, think about pre-loading forms (during a splash screen). The p-code might be misleading you too. I wouldn't worry about it too much, PCs are getting faster everyday at a compound rate


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Jeremy Thompson (MCSD)



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