> Well I've managed to put together something as close as possible
> (several subbars with selection buttons at the top), but one little
> flaw remains: The OSB allowed to assign a different color to each
> subbar. There seems to be no matching function in Powerpro ...
You could set the colors of individual buttons, giving all buttons
in subbar1 and the button which switches to subbar1 the same color.
To change the color of individual buttons, for example by a script,
check out the cl functions, Help chapter "Configuring with cl functions",
cl.SetBackColor(clname, clindex, ColorParameters)
To use that, you give a unique ID to each button you want to be
changeable, which you add to the Name of the item in the command list:
Name: ClickMe<id=clicker>
(only "ClickMe" is displayed on the button) then use:
cl.SetBackColor("MyBar", "clicker", "255 255 255")
There is also cl.SetTextColor(clname, clindex, ColorParameters)
and you can change many other things, such as a button's icon.
Alan
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