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Brad Allison

This is probably a very stupid question from a "newbie", but do I have to be
developing applications in XP to get that XP style? I am currently using
Windows Server 2000.

Thanks for the info.

Brad
 
* "Brad Allison said:
This is probably a very stupid question from a "newbie", but do I have to be
developing applications in XP to get that XP style? I am currently using
Windows Server 2000.
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No. Just set the control's 'FlatStyle' property to 'System', call
'Application.EnableVisualStyles' followed by a call to
'Application.DoEvents'. When running the application on a Windows XP
machine, the forms will use Windows XP Visual Styles.
 
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