[Support]

Hello

You can disable a skinning of dialogs by this code: sSkinManager1.SkinningRules := sSkinManager1.SkinningRules – [srThirdParty]

Enable: sSkinManager1.SkinningRules := sSkinManager1.SkinningRules + [srThirdParty]

Write again if it doesn't helps.

[Pierrotsc]

'Support' wrote:

Hello

You can disable a skinning of dialogs by this code: sSkinManager1.SkinningRules := sSkinManager1.SkinningRules – [srThirdParty]

Enable: sSkinManager1.SkinningRules := sSkinManager1.SkinningRules + [srThirdParty]

Write again if it doesn't helps.

The scanning form is not on the main form so i have to use mainform.skinmanager.skinningrules to point it to the right thing. Now i get a red line under srthirdparty. What code do i need to write to point it to the skinmanager on the mainform?

Thanks.

Peter

[mol]

'Pierrotsc' wrote:

What code do i need to write to point it to the skinmanager on the mainform?

uses

sSkinManager;

on your scanning form?

-Uwe

[Support]

You can change this property in design-time in the object inspector.

[Pierrotsc]

'mol' wrote:

uses

sSkinManager;

on your scanning form?

-Uwe

Thanks…That did it.

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