Hi Craig,
draw it by yourself!
In the Windows Paint' event, somethinglike:
g.ForeColor = myColor // myColor is the colour you like:who suit your needs
g.DrawRect LB.Left-1,LB.Top-1, LB.Left+LB.Width+1,LB.Top+LB.Height+1
and you're done !
[Check if it is +1 or +2 for the Right/Bottom values]
HTH,
Emile
Subject: Re: ListBox Borders
From: Craig Hoyt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 15 Jun 2006 09:37:52 -0700
Thanks for the reply Jack. I suspected that it was not possible. As a
work around I place a listbox over a rectangle object. Not quite
right but suitable. My real issue is that a listbox border on a metal
window has a slightly lighter color than the overall background shade
of a metal window. It should be slightly darker. I'd put in a bug/
feature request but RS has much bigger fish to fry and I don't wish
to add to the needless requests. Maybe the guys at RS will see this
and get inspired;-) Huh... Ok I'm awake now...
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