XP Look of Application
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Hi, Would any gentleman :suss: be kind enough to answer my query; "How can I give XP look to my C# application". Actually I was developing a payroll application and out of sudden, client asked for additional requirement :omg:; that is, he wants my application to have XP look even when he would run it on Windows 2000, Windows 98. Can anyone help....???? :confused:
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Hi, Would any gentleman :suss: be kind enough to answer my query; "How can I give XP look to my C# application". Actually I was developing a payroll application and out of sudden, client asked for additional requirement :omg:; that is, he wants my application to have XP look even when he would run it on Windows 2000, Windows 98. Can anyone help....???? :confused:
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Hi, Would any gentleman :suss: be kind enough to answer my query; "How can I give XP look to my C# application". Actually I was developing a payroll application and out of sudden, client asked for additional requirement :omg:; that is, he wants my application to have XP look even when he would run it on Windows 2000, Windows 98. Can anyone help....???? :confused:
For XP os: ------------------- you should use a ".manifest" file. 1. Open notepad and paste the following code: 2. Save the file as the core executable name with ".manifest" extension at the end. Example: MyApp.exe.manifest 3. Move the file to the directory where your application runs. 4. Set "FlatStyle" properties of each control to "System" (if has this property) For other os: ------------------- The only way is to create xp-similar controls by code but I would have told your client it's doable but won't worth the trouble. Radgar "Imagination is more important than knowledge." - Albert Einstein