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User bedipp changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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CC|'' |'bedipp'
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Ever confirmed| |1
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Status|UNCONFIRMED |NEW
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Keywords| |oooqa
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Priority|P3 |P4
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Summary|Menus and toolbars do not |Color gradients in menus
|match native look & feel. |and toolbars
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Version|OOo 2.0 |OOo 2.0 Beta
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sun Dec 11 20:46:59 -0800
2005 -------
Lowered priority to P4 ("non-critical problem").
I assume that this problem occurs, because it is not possible under Win98 to
specify a second color for "3D-objects" in control panel - display - appearance
(at least with my German Win98SE this option is deactivated in Systemsteuerung -
Anzeige - Darstellung). OOo just uses White (RGB 255,255,255) as second color.
With WinXP OOo's behaviour seems to be much more convenient, if you don't like
it, you may change it...
So this is kind of feature (perhaps) not fully integrated to me, but there *is*
a bug:
Some colors show this gradient in the main menue (left to right) and the
toolbars (bottom to top), others only in the main menue. This happens as well
in OOo2.0 as in 2.0.1rc4. Compare the red and the green OOo windows in the
attached .png file.
I tried some colors (but didn't test all the colors inbetween):
color RGB toolbars
black 0,0,0 no gradient
dark grey (1-37,1-37,1-37) no gradient
38,38,38 no gradient
39,39,39 gradient
light grey (40-254, 40-254, 40-254) gradient
dark red (1-128),0,0 no gradient
129,0,0 no gradient
130,0,0 gradient
light red (131-255),0,0 gradient
dark green 0,(1-65),0 no gradient
0,66,0 no gradient
0,67,0 gradient
light green 0,(68-255),0 gradient
blue 0,0,(1-255) no gradient
blue w. green 0,(1-18), 255 no gradient
0,(19-255),255 gradient
blue w. red 1-36,0,255 no gradient
37-255,0,255 gradient
I have no idea why every color changes it's behaviour on different intensity
levels.
But perhaps someone can use these findings...
Best regards
Bernhard
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