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Michael Bailey
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Jul 26, 2006 - 2:07 PM
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This is great, thanks!
Note: those who use this trick should be aware of this MFC bug:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3BEN-US%3BQ150076
A couple of questions:
Is there a sample of this function used on the Prof-UI Customize dialog?
What about MFC controls that don’t have a Prof-UI equivilent, like CTabCtrl, CTreeCtrl, CListBox, and CSliderCtrl? Is there a way for Prof-UI to paint these controls corectly themed?
Thanks!
Mike
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Technical Support
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Jul 27, 2006 - 9:28 AM
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The Prof-UIS Customize dialog is not themed (you can see the same in Office applications). As for the slider, we can offer you a CExtSliderWnd class. It seems that almost nothing can be enhanced in CListBox (if you have any suggestions, please share your opinion with us). And it is fully consistent with any Prof-UIS theme. But there is a CExtCheckListWnd class in Prof-UIS, which is an enhanced version of CCheckListBox. As for other standard controls unfortunately we have not included any ready-to-use enhanced tree controls and tab controls in Prof-UIS. We try to implement only the most valuable and not easily coded components. But if you believe that a free version of such a control cannot be found on the Internet and it is essential, please let us know and we will add to the library.
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