VB.NET how to change the colors of scrollbars?
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Skinning vertical scrollBar\nhttp://www.codeproject.com/useritems/skinScrolling.asp
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Are you using Internet Explorer?  If you are, you can to to the Tools>Internet Options.  This will bring up a box with multiple tabs. Look in the lower left corner, there will be a button with the text "Colors..." Click on it and make sure the checkbox next to "Use Windows colors" is checked. Hope this helps; if this doesn't, I'll need more info.
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A little bit ambiguous...You want to write a "color picker"? Then API is your only way...:D... Beware also at the color "depth" conversion...
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http://www.vb-helper.com/tips7.htm\n\nSorry I don't personally know about VB so I done a search for you\nI hope this helps, :)
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Change either background or font coloring
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start\nsettings\ncontrol panel\ninternet options\ngeneral\ncolors\ncheck nect to "use windows colors"
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Use CreateProcess instead.  In the startupinfo parameter (2nd to last), set the wShowWindow parameter to SW_HIDE.  Also, since you're using command-line switches, put the entire string in the lpCommandLine parameter and leave lpApplicationName NULL (switches don't work right in lpApplicationName).\n\nSorry, I'm a Delphi guy and don't have any VB samples for you.
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You can use Slide Master.\nGo to <View>, <Master> and click on <Slide Master>.\nDon't type anything when the slide master is out, just change your format of the title to wat you wanted and then go to the toolbar and close the Slide Master. It would return to the normal look but with the format you want.
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If i understand your question correctly, you hilight the boxes you want to have "lines" and then click on the "borders" button in your toolbar and select the type of lines you want.
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Apply the pre-defined column style DataGridBoolColumn. \n\ne.g.: \n\nDataGrid myGrid = new DataGrid();\nDataGridColumnStyle myColumnStyle = new DataGridBoolColumn();\nDataGridTableStyle myTableStyle = new DataGridTableStyle();\nmyTableStyle.GridColumnStyles.Add(myColumnStyle);\nmyGrid.TableStyles.Add(myTableStyle);
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WinXP?\n\nDesktop-->Appearance--> "try using silver here" but I know there is a way to customize the color scheme around here\n\nalso go to\nControl Panel-->Display-->Settings-->Advanced Button-->Color Management: From here you can choose a color profile for your comp. You can make them too make a grayscale.
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a way I know COULD work is that you make a selection and only select what you want to keep colored... that's kinda very pointy work though, then you do "Invert Selection"  (Ctrl-I) and then set the saturatipon as low as posible to make what is selected (now everything exept what you want to keep colored) grey...
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On your computer, Go to Desktop and Then rightclick->Properties-> Display Properties->Settings->Screen Resolution\n\nJust move the scroll Bar towards More, until you get what you want or it must be mentioned in your software what exact resolution you need.\n\nGood luck!
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right click anywhere on the desktop go to properties, hit the appearances tab their u should find a color scheme and pick which one you want
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Right Click on your desktop,\nPROPERTIES > SETTINGS (tab) > select COLOR QUALITY
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you can use Windowblinds, StyleXP ...etc themes softwares. else you may purchase Windows XP Plus! which drills some bucks from ur pocket. (not recommended). My best choice is Windowblinds may found at wincustomize.com, windowblinds.net
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There are two ways to do such thing.\n\n1- You could create a overflow float within your document\n2- You could use the textarea tags\n\nBy the help of CSS you could easily alter the way it looks like.\n\nFor instance... \n\n<div style="overflow: auto;overflow-y: hidden;"> \n  Your text....\n</div>\n\nWhat this will do is create you a section which has scrollbars, what you could add is ohter stylesheets as well..\nTake a look at this link: http://www.quirksmode.org/css/overflow.html\n\nNow the other way is to do this:\n<textarea style="background-color: red;"></textarea>\n\nThat is mainly used for FORMS. I presonally recommend the first technique the overflow since it is the modern and better way.\n\nIf you need anyhelp let me know. Note that by adding CSS to that tag you could alter anyhting you care to!\n\nTake care