The library file is saved based on the
The library file is saved based on the
The default filename will use the
This dialog allows the user to choose a theme, hue, and other properties to automatically generate a style library.
This dialog allows the user to choose a theme, hue, and other properties to automatically generate a style library.
The ApplicationStyleLibrary Metadata dialog displays information about the Style Library file that is not used for styling. This includes information like the author, description, last modified date, etc.
This property only applies when
By default, this property defaults to an empty string and as such will
use the default library information. When invoking
The Office2007 Color Blend Editor control is a control that displays property information about Office2007 clor scheme and blend color. These properties affect the entire Style Library.
The StyleSetListDropDown control allows the user to select the current StyleSet.
The PropertyEditor control is a control that display property information for the currently selected role (UI Role, Component Role, or SharedObject) or Resource.
The currently selected object is determined by the
The RoleExplorer is a control that dispays roles (UI Roles, Component Roles, and Shared Objects) and Resources. It allows to select an object for editing. The object is edited using the
This has no effect on the preview chunk of the resource editor.
The color is committed when the user clicks on a color in the list, chooses a custom color, or uses the arrow keys to select a color and presses the Enter key.
The color is cancelled when the user presses the Escape key.
This is just so we know whether to call the base or return true from ProcessDailogKey.
Changing useThemes to false will set the ThemedElementAlpha on the 'Base' role to Transparent, thus disabling theming for all control in the styleset.
This method will load all Application StyleLibrary information that is currently in memory into the AppStylistRunTime for editing. This is done automatically when calling the ShowRuntimeApplicationStylingEditor, but this method is useful if your application loads a new StyleLibrary into memory while the AppStylistRunTime user interface is already visible.
By default, this property defaults to an empty string and as such will
use the default library information. When invoking