Hello,

I have a question about how too change the background of a command button
once it has been click from aliceblue to azure.

TIA,

Aaron

Hi José,
I'm quite sure Aaron is not joking. Either Aaron is working with a .NET
Platform button or some custom control and or picture box. .NET allows for
colored buttons, finally!
Cheers,
Christian


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Forgive me if it is not but, is it a joke?

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Hi Christian,

Did you check the difference in those colours (there is a diference)? Do you
think a user will see that when it is changing?

So maybe there is a special purpose, but I can imaging why Jose asks this.

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once it has been click from aliceblue to azure.

Cor

Hi Cor,
Okay I understand your comments now. You just didn't understand why he
would want to make such an infinitesimal change in the colors. That makes
sense.
Cheers,
Christian Blackburn

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