how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

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how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style
  1. Unread #1 - Mar 4, 2007 at 2:47 PM
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style i was just making my
    history box and it just started to look like windows 98 but only 2 things my status bar and my webbrowser???

    plz and thank you..:)
     
  3. Unread #2 - Mar 4, 2007 at 2:51 PM
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    mabbye you chagne the theame of windows and you posted 2 of this you are going to get a warning lol
     
  5. Unread #3 - Mar 4, 2007 at 9:07 PM
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    ok.... no i didn't only the program does it..
     
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    The only reason that it happend to me is that I used Window Blinds and VB coulded use that in its visual display thingy..

    Hope I solved your problem :)
     
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    what visual studio do u use vs2003 or vs2005 on vs2003 there was some extra steps you had to do to get the xp style on vs2005 is auto altho you can still play with your styles
     
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    vb 2005 express edition
     
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    check things like the flatstyle and other properties like this on yoru controls

    maybe post a sample code of the problem u have and i can take a look on my machine to what it is
     
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    Goto 'Project' and select your '[Application] Properties'. Select the 'Application' tab and find the 'Enable Application Framework' check box. If it is checked then check the 'Enable XP Visual Styles'. Make sure both of them are checked for it to work.
     
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    thx that worked
     
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    how come my program switched to windows 98 visual style

    You just reverted back to the old Manifest file, but doing what skeltron said ues the newer one.
     
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