The MFC Application Wizard disables visual styles for dialog based applications.
- But why?
- Regardless of the wizard, can I still use the visual styles in my dialog based application (it includes toolbar and menubar)?
Thank you!
The MFC Application Wizard disables visual styles for dialog based applications.
Thank you!
I think there s a little confusion here.
The greyed out drop-down is title "Visual Styles and colors" in my English version of VS2008. Being greyed out means that you can t modify its value, but it still reports that the resulting app will use "Windows Native/Default". When you go on and create the app and run it, themes are fully supported.
对于其他应用类型选择(单一文件、多份文件、多份顶级文件)和选择其他非系统主题。 名单是:2003年,VS 2005年,不同肤色的办公室,2007年。
So whilst you don t get these non-standard Office themes, your app will have visual styles and themes as determined by the Windows settings.
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