control.BackColor = Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.Control)
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Saturday, June 14, 2008
Setting BackColor to System Colors (like "Control")
It took a little searching to find out how to set the BackColor or ForeColor property of a control to the predefined colors you gets in the Visual Studio Properties window for BackColor's popup color setting on the System tab. For example, I want to set to the BackColor to the "Control" color.
I found this on:
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I found this on:
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Excellent thanks
In addition to setting the BackColor back to SystemColors.Control, I found that I also had to set UseVisualStyleBackColor to True to have the button again look as it did by default.
Been looking for this.
Thanks for the info!
Thanks,
It was helpful
saved me lots of time...thanks a lot
This is great for controls like a Button or CheckBox, but controls like a TextBox or ComboBox will need Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.Window) (or SystemColors.Window)
It is better to set the BackColor to Color.Empty or simply use control.ResetBackColor()
Thank you very much.
Thanks a lot friend
Thanks a lot, my friend
Thanks. My first hit on that one and got your answer right away!
Try SystemColors.Window which does the same as shorter Term
Thanks!
Thank you!
Still thanking!
And 8 years later, the thanks are still coming in! :)
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