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    Question Gui?

    I've noticed that most VB Apps look about the same. Is there some type of control you could you to give your VB apps a unique look? The grey form/controls (considering that you have your 3D object set to default in your display control panel). I know you can change the color of your form, but still...most VB apps look that same...I'll stop the annoying questions at some point today, I promise

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    -= B u g S l a y e r =- peet's Avatar
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    there are skin controls that can give u'r app a very special look
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    Really?

    Really? Could you send me a few links to where I could get more info?

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    try this!

    This control costs a bit but is very good! You can make skins for it and distribute them like Winamp does!

    http://www.softshape.com/activeskin/

    Very good, download the demo!

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    You can write you own nifty little schemes for your forms. Put this in a Form_Paint event, and play with it a while.
    VB Code:
    1. Dim cCtrl As Variant
    2.     Dim FY As Long
    3.     Dim FScaleHeight As Long
    4.     Dim FScaleWidth As Long
    5.     ScaleMode = vbPixels
    6.     FScaleHeight = ScaleHeight + 500
    7.     FScaleWidth = ScaleWidth
    8.     DrawStyle = vbInvisible
    9.     FillStyle = vbFSSolid
    10.     For FY = 0 To FScaleHeight
    11.         FillColor = RGB(255 - (FY * 255) \ FScaleHeight, 200, 150)
    12.         Line (-1, FY - 1)-(FScaleWidth, FY + 1), , B
    13.     Next

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    Lightbulb Wow!

    Wow! Nice! Just what I was looking for, but that $99 you have to pay is a bit discouraging :-/

    I've looking through vbAccelerator, but haven't found anything just yet.

    I wonder if there is something that does what ActiveSkin does, but it's free? ...probably not, but I'll keep my fingers crossed

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