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Color of standard windows of the virtuoso

Slawa

 Hi all

The following interests. What color is used for a background in standard dialogue windows in the Virtuoso. It is necessary to make the button with the difficult form. For example a circle.As far as I understand it is necessary to create a usual square icon hiding superfluous color equivalent to color of a window. hiMatchColorByName ("COLOR_OF_WINDOWS")
In advance thanks

Regards,

Slawa

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  • Andrew Beckett

    In IC5141 you can do this with the Opus.background X resource. In IC61 this is not available - there are reasons why not, but there's a request to make it possible - CCR 753075. You would need to log a service request and get a duplicate enhancement request filed to support this.

    The support anyway is to change the background colour of the entire environment. Maybe what you want is to change the colour for a specific form or dialog - if so, when you log the service request, please give details as to precisely what you want and why.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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  • Andrew Beckett

    In IC5141 you can do this with the Opus.background X resource. In IC61 this is not available - there are reasons why not, but there's a request to make it possible - CCR 753075. You would need to log a service request and get a duplicate enhancement request filed to support this.

    The support anyway is to change the background colour of the entire environment. Maybe what you want is to change the colour for a specific form or dialog - if so, when you log the service request, please give details as to precisely what you want and why.

    Regards,

    Andrew.

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