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Thread: VB is a Strange Beast - Is it ghostly thing

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    Dear all,

    I have been putting an application together. When I use it at home it works fine...so then I create the distribution files...and strange things happens…e.g. If background of a cell is black at home here at work is green, I send it to some one else it becomes blue.... Scary...

    Can any one help.... me fix the problem..

    The other thing is I have a preview section which at home I can edit the page and all the HTML changes, at work I can make the changes in the preview section but the HTML does not changes.

    Your Help is appreciated
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    Oh dear, that's not good.

    My guess is that you are coloring your text boxes with palette colors. You should try to always use system colors.

    Anyway, try researching this in msdn.

    André

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    Couldn't it just be that you are using a specific color palette and you just didn't go for a normal system color, and that you and your other user are using a different resolution?

    You might have a high resolution, and the other user a low one, which would then convert your "greenish" color to the closest one - in this case, blue.

    W.

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    VB is a Strange Beast - Is it ghostly thing

    Yes I'm using color palette, how can i predify to system color?
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    In the color properties when choosing there is a tab:
    Palette or system, choose a color from system.

    André

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