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Hi, Roger.

The bleed-thru is only on docked panes.

Yes!

Trying to find a solution.

Hi, Roger. I found out that you added a new "CONFIG" clause to DCBROWSE, which defaults to the result of the function "DC_XbpBrowseDefault" and needs a "DC_XbpBrowseConfig"-object otherwise. Since DCBROWSE doesn't show the transparent browse markers (Vista/7) anymore (this worked until build 252), I...

Hi, Bruce. I will take a look at it tonight (it's 4 pm in Germany). ToFont() and ToBack() are methods to manipulate the z-order of windows and objects. It doesn't effect the parent-child-relation or something like this. If two objects on a window overlap, ToFront()/ToBack() will help to organize thi...

Count me in.

Hi, Roger.

I had some mail problems, but I did answer. Please look at your PN-box of the forum. This is the last mail I wrote on friday.

Thanks!

DCSAY ... GET as a complex command to create a static and an SLE needs SAY- and GETTOOLTIPS in this combination, like other clauses (SIZE, OBJECT) need to have this prefix to identify the object. But in most cases, say- and gettooltip are the same. Would it be possible to allow just TOOLTIP in this ...

I noticed the same behaviour. If a bitmap is set as the background using the BITMAP option of DCGET OPTION, and the dialog is resized initially, the bitmap is not scaled correctly. I found a workaround by doing this: DCGET OPTIONS ... HIDE BITMAP MY_BITMAP DCREAD GUI ... EVAL {||ResizeDialog(oDialog...

If you see the "new messages" list (a list of threads), there are (in most cases) two small bitmaps, one in front of the thread title (left side of the table). This one leads to the first message you didn't read so far. Another similar bitmap is placed right behind the name of the last user which po...

Here is a sample derived from your "DockingPanes.PRG". It shows a bitmap which is placed on the same static as the docking panes itselfs, since nothing would be shown otherwise. If you run the sample, the bitmap flickers to the background because of the :ToBack()-call in the EVAL clause of DCREAD. I...