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You can disable the srStdForms property only. Dialogs will be skinned in this case.not work,even use sSkinManager1.SkinningRules:=[];
then dll's form will show normal and no skin first ,but when move this dll's form,alphaskin will skin this form againand also use 5.x version have no this problem,so something must changed,but I don't konw how to fix this
not work,even use sSkinManager1.SkinningRules:=[];
then dll's form will show normal and no skin first ,but when move this dll's form,alphaskin will skin this form again
It's not possible. You uses one SkinManager only?QUOTEand also use 5.x version have no this problem,so something must changed,but I don't konw how to fix this
Version 5 haven't automatic skinning of forms.It's not possible. You uses one SkinManager only?Version 5 haven't automatic skinning of forms.
yes,I use oneskinmanager on mainform only,even only hide this dll's form then show this dll's form
alphacontrols will skin this dll's form,so I want to konw there is a option to check if it's a dll's form
alphacontrols will not skin it?I also find I use this dll name enhancer 0.17 is a winamp's dsp dll,
it's a dialog form,so when use sSkinManager1.SkinningRules:=[srStdForms, srThirdParty]
work fine,but this time,my open file dialog will not skined,so not 100% work,
so I think alphacontrols should add a option[srStdForms,srStdDialogs,srStdDlls,srThirdParty]
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