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Most visible objects
(controls) have borders, for which you can set the color. For your
new color setting to take effect, however, you must make sure that
the border WIDTH is greater than zero.
To change the border color of
an object:
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In the Windows Designer catalog, select the class of
windows/dialogs for which you want to specify the border color of
some of their constituent objects. |
Always do this at the highest
possible level.
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In the design view of the selected class, click the object
whose border color you want to change. |
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Open the Property Inspector, and then click its Visual tab
page. |
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Put the cursor in the Border Color field, and then do one of
the following: |
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Click the dropdown button, and then choose one of the system
colors (e.g. Desktop, Button Face) or a "real" color (e.g. Green)
from the list. |
or
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Click the dotted button at the tyop of the Property Inspector,
and then choose a color from the dialog that appears. |
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