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David Kantrowitz
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 Posted - 12/17/2000 : 9:15:09 PM
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I have these problems in my program and in your BCGDevStudioExample:
Enter the customize dialog box, pull down a menu and right-click on an item,
or right-click on a toolbar item. Choose "Button Appearance". Set it to show
image or image & text if not already set. Choose Select User-defined image.
Choose, say, the airplane. Click on "Edit" and the "Edit Button Image" dialog
shows up, but the airplane is muddied with extra color pixels set on, all over
the place. Editing works fine after that.
Problem #2: In the short days that this problem was not occurring, I was having
similar muddying when using the "Paste" button in the "Edit Button Image" dialog,
after previously using the Copy button an a clean image.
#3: In the set of colors, the 3rd row, leftmost 2 colors do not show up after you close
dialog - they look like the grey. Both in 16-bit and 24-bit mode.
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Support
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Posted - 12/19/2000 : 8:49:58 PM
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Hi, David!
Please check, that your "user-defined images" (external bitmap) has the same height as toolbar(s) bitmap height located in the resource. It may be a problem.
In addition, could you, please, send us a screenshot illustrates these problems.
Best regards,
Technical Support
BCGSoft Ltd. |
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David Kantrowitz
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Posted - 12/19/2000 : 9:44:24 PM
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UserImages.bmp has a height of 15 pixels and so do all the toolbars in the resource file of the
BCGDevStudioExample project.
I have sent e-mail to support@bcgsoft.com with screen shots. It looks fine before trying to edit
an image. Only after clicking "Edit" does it add some more garbage around the picture.
Also, I get inconsistent success when trying to edit images. Sometimes everything is disabled, and
sometimes it's enabled. On the same command. What are the rules?
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Bugs in editing button images
