Hi Herbert,
> Not that I know of any specific change, but
> OutputDevice::GetSettings().GetStyleSettings().GetWindowColor()
> should tell you what the default window color is supposed to be, and
> breaking in the corresponding SetColor() method could help you too.
>
> Another thing to be aware of is that COL_WHITE being 0x00FFFFFF and
> COL_TRANSPARENT being 0xFFFFFFFF are somewhat similar in that their RGB
> components are somewhat identical on the first look. The semantics of
> these two items differs a lot of course.
thanks, I'll look at them first!
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Yuri Dario
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