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Delphi-Version: 2010
GlassFrame and controls in window
I have normal window in application where can set some options. Now I want to make it more "trendy" and I enbled GlassFrame.SheetOfGlass. Unfortunately near all strings (except lists) now are semi-transparent :shock: Is possible to fix it?
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AW: GlassFrame and controls in window
This is the correct behavior, because otherwise it would not look good.
But you have to set DoubleBuffered (of the form) to True and GlowSize of your labels to 5 (or another appropriate value). ;-) This way the letters are visible and have the glow effect to be better readable. |
Re: GlassFrame and controls in window
Now look not good too. After DoubleBuffered strings are not transparent, but controls are not drawed correctly, for example page control has black background where are tabs and buttons are not rounded (in normal windows they looks to be rounded a bit). Maybe there are required another components instead the ones from Delphi?
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You have to set DoubleBuffered to False on Controls which do not support it. So it has to be False for a PageControl, but True for the form and a button for example.
Here you see how it looks, I appended the project too: Anhang 34859 |
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sorry to come barging in like that... that arrow near the minimize button in your screenshot... where does that come from? Could it be Ultramon? If so, is it any good? [/OT] |
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Ultramon would be useful for me, because it allows to move the window from one monitor to another if my second or third monitor is off. So I can fetch the window from there. I just have to disable the additional taskbar in the setup, because otherwise I can't reach these windows. Unfortunately there is no standard for additional buttons, so they interfere with teamviewer's at the same position... (But all are useable though.) |
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