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Using Activex controls (Designed in vb6) in vc++

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    Hi, I'm using Activex controls (Designed in VB6) in VC++. The Activex control background color is set as White. and in vc++ i'm loading Dialogs which using activex control as Propertypages. the dialogs color will vary at runtime. so there is mismatching colors between activex controls and my dialogs.. so please help me is there any function available in vb6 or any other solution...? Waiting for u :rose:

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      Hi, I'm using Activex controls (Designed in VB6) in VC++. The Activex control background color is set as White. and in vc++ i'm loading Dialogs which using activex control as Propertypages. the dialogs color will vary at runtime. so there is mismatching colors between activex controls and my dialogs.. so please help me is there any function available in vb6 or any other solution...? Waiting for u :rose:

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      While designing the activeX control itself, the controls for background colors should have been exposed as a property.

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        While designing the activeX control itself, the controls for background colors should have been exposed as a property.

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        yes, but they have set it as default white.. that's why I'm asking..

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