On Nov 8, 2006, at 6:49 PM, Dr Bob Jansen wrote:
I am a Mac user who needs to do a build for Win XP for an
application I have written (I have someone who wants to pay me for
a Win license....).
I am using version 2005 so I know I am not up to date and this
client may be the driver for me to upgrade.
However, when I run my beautiful interface on Win XP Home, I see
something ugly. Buttons are square boxes, tabs are even squarer and
more ugly - I don't see the nice things that I normally see on
Windows applications, nice rounded corners, shadow effects, etc. Is
it not possible to do this in Realbasic using cross compilation? Or
is it a problem with version 2005? Is there a document somewhere
that us Mac people can peruse to get details of how to make nice
Windows applications from our Mac Realbasic? The copy of the manual
I have only lists things to think about but no pointers as to how
to address them.
All thoughts/ideas/pointers appreciated
The first thing I would try is to make the windows in your app
"composite" by setting the composite property to True in the IDE.
Christian
Pariahware, Inc. Custom Software
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<http://www.pariahware.com>
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