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Ronny Salomonsen
Anyone tried putting XP Style on Visual Studio .NET 2003 to get to see the
actual XP design at designtime?
actual XP design at designtime?
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
Hello,
This caused problems with manifests/resources in VS.NET 2002. Maybe it
works in VS.NET 2003... why not try it yourself?
Ronny Salomonsen said:Anyone tried putting XP Style on Visual Studio .NET 2003
to get to see the actual XP design at designtime?
This caused problems with manifests/resources in VS.NET 2002. Maybe it
works in VS.NET 2003... why not try it yourself?
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Ronny Salomonsen
Herfried K. Wagner said:This caused problems with manifests/resources in VS.NET 2002. Maybe it
works in VS.NET 2003... why not try it yourself?
It works fine in VS.NET 2003
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
Hello,
Sure, that there are no problems with ImageLists and ToolBars etc. any more?
Ronny Salomonsen said:It works fine in VS.NET 2003
Sure, that there are no problems with ImageLists and ToolBars etc. any more?
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Ronny Salomonsen
Well.. I'm testing some stuff from vbAccelerator which doesn't work.. they
use .vb files instead of controls like I'm used to (COM controls are what
I'm most familiar with).
The ImageList and Toolbar which is bundled with VS.NET seems to work as
normal..
- Ronny
use .vb files instead of controls like I'm used to (COM controls are what
I'm most familiar with).
The ImageList and Toolbar which is bundled with VS.NET seems to work as
normal..
- Ronny
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Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
Hello,
Thanks for the information!
Ronny Salomonsen said:The ImageList and Toolbar which is bundled with VS.NET
seems to work as normal..
Thanks for the information!