Problem with Static control
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Hello everybody, I inserted a static control into dialog box in dialog editor. I set it's styles to: Border, Center vertical. But when I run program or tested dialog by Layout -> Test command, the static displayed with border and sunken styles (that mean, it include WS_BORDER and SS_SUNKEN styles thought I did not). I am using Visual C++ 6 SP5. Why that? How can I fix it? Thanks for reading.
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Hello everybody, I inserted a static control into dialog box in dialog editor. I set it's styles to: Border, Center vertical. But when I run program or tested dialog by Layout -> Test command, the static displayed with border and sunken styles (that mean, it include WS_BORDER and SS_SUNKEN styles thought I did not). I am using Visual C++ 6 SP5. Why that? How can I fix it? Thanks for reading.
What you are seeing is the 3D effect, not the
SS_SUNKENstyle.
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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What you are seeing is the 3D effect, not the
SS_SUNKENstyle.
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)
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Hello everybody, I inserted a static control into dialog box in dialog editor. I set it's styles to: Border, Center vertical. But when I run program or tested dialog by Layout -> Test command, the static displayed with border and sunken styles (that mean, it include WS_BORDER and SS_SUNKEN styles thought I did not). I am using Visual C++ 6 SP5. Why that? How can I fix it? Thanks for reading.
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Don't call
Enable3dControls()(orEnable3dControlsStatic()).
"The pointy end goes in the other man." - Antonio Banderas (Zorro, 1998)