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You must define SkinName firstly and set Active to True after it.
SkinManager will not be Active if skin is not defined…
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QUOTE (Support @ Nov 26 2009, 10:19 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Hi
You must define SkinName firstly and set Active to True after it.
SkinManager will not be Active if skin is not defined…
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<p>Well, actually it works just the other way round for me. I added a couple of skins to the internal skin store and set one of them as the default skin during design time. If I set the Active property to True, I have graphical glitches in my splashscreen, so I set it to False at designtime and only activate the skin at runtime.</p>
<p>BUT: When I set the Active:=True at runtime, my App will not show up with the skin set during design time but with the first skin in the internal list… I could imagine changing the designtime code so that the skin selection becomes disabled when Active is false. Or better: when reading the default settings at runtime, don't discard the skin name if Active is false.</p>
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QUOTE (OldGrumpy @ Nov 26 2009, 11:28 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>BUT: When I set the Active:=True at runtime, my App will not show up with the skin set during design time but with the first skin in the internal list… I could imagine changing the designtime code so that the skin selection becomes disabled when Active is false. Or better: when reading the default settings at runtime, don't discard the skin name if Active is false.
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