be
combined to produce three colors: red green and yellow.
I assume yellow is the color that the OS uses by default; is there any way to
change this color from PalmOS userland?
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What do you want, some witty sig quote
://trac.hackndev.com/projects/palmld/wiki/HowToLED) the LED on the
lifedrive consists of two diodes, a red and a green diode which can be
combined to produce three colors: red green and yellow.
I assume yellow is the color that the OS uses by default; is there any
way to change this color
Hi,
According to the HackDev Linux faq on the LD
(http://trac.hackndev.com/projects/palmld/wiki/HowToLED) the LED on the
lifedrive consists of two diodes, a red and a green diode which can be
combined to produce three colors: red green and yellow.
I assume yellow is the color that the OS uses
Hi Friends,
I wanted to know how to access the theme color and get the exact color ID of
the theme being in current use.
Any help would be higly appreciated.
Waiting for your reply.
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Try
WinGetPixel, returns an IndexedColorType, or
WinGetPixelRGB,returns an RGBColorType
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Is there any way for me to get the color being used in an specific point in the
screen?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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You can copy the current drawing window to an offscreen window.
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I will consider that idea. Do you know if there is a way to save a bitmap given
something like maybe a RectangleType?
I had to make a focus ring function and I wanted to save the drawing of the
object so that when I switched the focus ring to another object I could
remove the last focused
I don't think it's shifting by 128, but inverting. E.g. a=255-b (so black
(0) becomes white (255))
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I wrote earlier:
Given a color index or RGB
Luc,
I use this function in SrcEdit. http://srcedit.brainsware.org
It has been proven working for me, but i can't ensure you a BUG-less function.
:)
I wrote earlier:
Given a color index or RGB color value, how can I find the
inverted color I would get if I used an API like WinInvertPixel
i would convert color to rgb, invert all components and find nearest color in
palette corresponding to this
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
I wrote earlier:
Given a color index or RGB color value, how can I find the
inverted color I would get if I used an API like WinInvertPixel
on a pixel of the said
How do you invert a RGB component? XOR with 0xff? Add 0x7f and % 0xff?
Michal Seliga wrote:
i would convert color to rgb, invert all components and find
nearest color in palette corresponding to this
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
I wrote earlier:
Given a color index or RGB color value, how can I
i use new_value=0xff-original_value.
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
How do you invert a RGB component? XOR with 0xff? Add 0x7f and % 0xff?
Michal Seliga wrote:
i would convert color to rgb, invert all components and find
nearest color in palette corresponding to this
Luc Le Blanc wrote:
I wrote
I wrote earlier:
Given a color index or RGB color value, how can I find the
inverted color I would get if I used an API like WinInvertPixel
on a pixel of the said color?
I tried shifting the color index by half the number of available colors but
that does not exactly correspond
Given a color index or RGB color value, how can I find the inverted color I
would get if I used an API like WinInvertPixel on a pixel of the said color?
Luc Le Blanc
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Subject: draw before FrmDrawForm in color debug ROM
From: Laurence Lundblade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2000 15:39:23 -0700 (PDT)
Seems the PalmOS 3.5 debug ROM along with 3.0a7 emulator has a very
unpleasent error response to an appropriate error check.
When (incorrectly) attempting
(read: hardware, add-ons) specific questions
go
to the vendor specific forums.
The question I posed was PalmOS related. Every vendor might come up with a
16 bit color display and I would love to read some advice from Palm on this
matter.
I understand that Keith has an extremely difficult job
(This is a resend of a message from Oct 1. I never saw any
messages from Oct 1, so I apologize if an answer was sent and
has been lost)
Subject: draw before FrmDrawForm in color debug ROM
From: Laurence Lundblade [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Sat, 30 Sep 2000 15:39:23 -0700 (PDT)
Seems the PalmOS 3.5
to 4 bit gray scale.
Could someone please provide some example code including the declarations of
and assignments of the variables to be passed to this function??
Also, is there anything in Constructor I could be doing wrong? Shouldn't a
bitmap automatically display in the correct color depth
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On Thu, Sep 28, 2000 at 02:34:48PM -0700, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Why isn't this thread on handspring-forum?
Because there is only palm-dev, not separate palmos-dev, and
palm-hardware-dev, and real-palm-stuff-only-no-licencees-dev...
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the WinDisplayMode is for OS 3.5 ONLY, you can use ScrDisplayMode :
UInt32 depth = 4;
WinDisplayMode(winDisplayModeSet, NULL, NULL, depth, NULL); - 3.5 only
ScrDisplayMode (scrDisplayModeSet, 0, 0, depth, 0); - for all OS
If they map to the same
Thanks Jum-Kiat!!!
Eric
Jun-Kiat Lam 寫入：
Hi Eric,
What exactly are you seeing - does Constructor freeze up when trying to
open a .rsrc file? In my experience, for Constructor 1.5b7 the best fix for
that is to delete the Constructor for Palm OS prefs and its resource.frk
folder inside
How have you tried opening the .rsrc files? Does it
fail to open them when you double-click on the file, or when you open
Constructor and choose File-Open Project File and browse to your .rsrc
file?
Also, what OS are you developing on?
I have tried both the method
sysVersion35 sysMakeROMVersion(3,5,0,sysROMStageRelease,0)
UInt8 SystemGetColor()
{
UInt32 depth,romVersion;
FtrGet(sysFtrCreator, sysFtrNumROMVersion, romVersion);
if(romVersion = sysVersion35)
{
WinScreenMode(winScreenModeGet, 0, 0, depth, 0);
if(depth = 8)
{
// 1 means that there is color
return
Nice one. I also was thinking of colorizing my fonts in my current project.
Additional question:
What might happen if that SW will run on a Palm III (non color) ???
Ole
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IndexedColorType WinSetTextColor(IndexedColorType
Tom Zerucha wrote:
On Thu, Jul 20, 2000 at 12:27:02PM -0400, DIAMOND JEFF wrote:
I was curious as to how the Palm IIIc controls their LCD:
Are they:
- Bypassing the Dragonball entirely and using their own driver?
If you probe the POSEr source tree you will find a controller chip
Hi all,
I would like to display a color bitmap, but after working a 8-bit
picture on the constructor, I could just get a black-and-white picture.
Could anyone help me with this please? Thanks.
Marcel
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Hi,
Can anyone help with this? When I modify a bitmap,
I choose about 4 different colors from the nifty
little color chooser thingy on the bitmap editor.
Then I re-open the bitmap for further editing and
my colors change to shades of blue! (with black/white
mixed in).
I checked the Color
Okay, more color questions: is it possible to just splash an 8-bit
bitmap to the screen, without having to do it color by color (ie,
with gray scale, I can preface a bitmap name with /-2/ to tell
Constructor to handle it as a 2-bit bitmap, but the same trick
doesn't work with /-8/.) Any
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Subject: Re: Color and Fill function
Yes, flood fill, I was missing the term. I thought
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Subject: Re: Color and Fill function
Yes, flood fill, I was missing the term. I thought about it a
bit more and
will just do arc fill that means that to draw a pie wedge
of a certain
At 08:21 PM 1/26/2000 , you wrote:
On 26-Jan-00 Christian Vandendorpe wrote:
Yes, flood fill, I was missing the term. I thought about it a bit more and
will just do arc fill that means that to draw a pie wedge of a certain
color, I'll just draw many lines of that color from the center
Yes, flood fill, I was missing the term. I thought about it a bit more and
will just do arc fill that means that to draw a pie wedge of a certain
color, I'll just draw many lines of that color from the center to the outer
limits of the pie throughout the angle of the wedge.
It seems like
Okay, got the new constructor, but when I build my icon family (with
three depths, 1-, 2-, and 8-bit), I build the package, but the
emulator still uses the old icon and ignores my new, much more
colorful, version. Ideas?
App icons need to be of the new Constructor type App Icon Families.
From: Ben Gottlieb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know how to create color icons for the Launcher? I've got
four levels of grayscale, but color looks so NICE! :-)
I asked the other day (in the direction of David Fedor) if the final
Constructor will let you make color icons
Hi,
I'm in the process of adding pie charts to my program. This would look very
cool with color! Only problem is that there is no fill function in the OS. I've
thought about writing my own recursive fill function but there is also no way
to know if a pixel is on or not! Unless I am missing
From: Bob Ebert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 5:39 AM +0100 24-01-00, Mike Davis wrote:
1) I am having a little problem with
UIColorSetTableEntry(UIFormFill, MyRGBColor). I have a function
that I call that will change the formFill color. When I call the
function before I execute FrmDrawForm, in my
At 05:28 PM 1/24/00 , you wrote:
From: James Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
How does this licensee expect authors to already have
decent color applications ready now when the only people who had
access to the officially supported tools where Mac people?
But you don't need the latest
authors to already have decent color
applications ready now when the only people who had access to the
officially supported tools where Mac people?
The tools for Windows where released the same day as that e-mail, and as in
the other thread, are not entirely working.
Just a stray thought
Does anyone know how to create color icons for the Launcher? I've got
four levels of grayscale, but color looks so NICE! :-)
Thanks,
Ben
++
Ben Gottlieb Stand Alone, Inc.
v: 773-477-2492 f: 773-477
these rumours
about Palm devices coming out with color is a big event in the Palm world!
Up to know we've only been told that nobody had signed up for OS 3.5.
Chris
At 08:00 PM 1/24/2000 , you wrote:
I'm part of the SPP and never got the email. I wonder what's going on...
Maybe Europeans are ignored
The best thing to do would be to create a bitmap family. In that family
place your colour and b/w bitmaps. The OS will then automatically select
the appropriate one.
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If I desing a color bitmap image for the palm
If I desing a color bitmap image for the palm
but the palm is only capable of displaying BW bitmap
will it ajust the bitmap to be displayed in BW or will
it crash in flame...
Thanx
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Did you download the latest versions of those books from the Palm web
site?
My copies of both Companion and Reference are dated June 23, 2000 and do
cover Palm OS version 3.5.
Mine's marked 6/2000.
The companion just mentions some stuff about custom palettes and WinPalette.
The reference
with its information.
4th: The information websites are seriously
out of date.
So here I am trying merely to show color on
a palm IIIc emulation, and I can't find any
info on how to do it.
My bitmaps in constructor are in color. CW
seems to compile fine. I load the .prc into
the emulator and get
Responding to two posts.
Go to www.ardiri.com and check out his sources.
He maintains the PilRC resource development tool, and
has a number of color apps on his site with full sources.
thats what they are there for :)) and, they are designed for
running on all devices (unless
draw color bitmaps in Constructor, so could someone tell me, in begginers
terms, how to do color bitmaps. I think this would have to be done in the
actual code, and I'm okay with that, an example would be nice to.
Mikel Anderson
CEO Impact Studios
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Subject: RE: 4 bit, 16 color bitmap conversion
I just tried to do this from Paint Shop Pro, and yeah, it looks mangled,
but when I do it from Windows Paint, no problems. I just made a bitmap
in WinPaint, saved it, used PSP to set it to a 4 bit 16 gray bitmap, saved
again
Subject: RE: 4 bit, 16 color bitmap conversion
The easiest way is to load Windows Paint, then copy and paste
the windows bitmap into a Constructor bitmap. You could also write
a Windows app that parsed through the bitmap, converted it to a
resource pdb, and then sync that up to the Palm, where
SorryI've seen this discussed on this forum and have been searching the
archives for a couple of hours but I haven't been able to find the answer,
so here it is:
Is there a conversion utility to make a windows 4 bit bitmap (16 shades of
gray) into a palm bitmap?
or restated how do you
= 0x8a)
return true;
}
return false;
}
Chris
Guy Duplantier, AEC Software wrote:
How do I tell if I'm on a color Palm? I know I can check if I'm on a 3.5
system, but can I check if that system is color or not?
Thanks
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How do I tell if I'm on a color Palm? I know I can check if I'm on a 3.5
system, but can I check if that system is color or not?
Thanks.
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i know that it's for pre 3.5, but for some reason it works on my 3.5 ...
Aaron - why whenever you REPLY to my posts, your time is EARLIER than mine ?
Aaron Ardiri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
the WinDisplayMode is for OS 3.5 ONLY, you can use ScrDisplayMode :
display to 4 bit gray scale.
Could someone please provide some example code including the declarations
of
and assignments of the variables to be passed to this function??
Also, is there anything in Constructor I could be doing wrong? Shouldn't a
bitmap automatically display in the correct color
I know it's possible to detect which processor, but I
mistakenly assumed all OS 3.5 devices were color, which
of course they aren't. Any ideas on how to determine
if the device is color or not?
Stephen
www.middlecross.com
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what a mess...
maybe i saw 16 colors in Palm V (OS 3.1) with an application that used a
hack to do it.
thanks anyway.
Shay
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but that sounds strange -
1) does the m100 that is an EZ cpu, and OS 3.5.2 can show 16 colors ?
] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
which palm support the 2 bit color resolution, and which palm support
the 4
bit color resolution ?
i looked at the spec. of all the products,
i know that the Palm V support up to 4 bit, but i don't know about the
palm
iii/iiie/iiix/iiixe/m100
Hi,
which palm support the 2 bit color resolution, and which palm support the 4
bit color resolution ?
i looked at the spec. of all the products,
i know that the Palm V support up to 4 bit, but i don't know about the palm
iii/iiie/iiix/iiixe/m100 bit support.
i also looked at the hardware marix
One alternative is www.vfdide.com
HTH
Ole
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Is there a GUI form-builder that saves as PilRC code?
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Hi!
You can save yourself a lot of pain if you are using the PILRC-plugin and
PILRC instead of
Do you count the free scooter when you order a IIIc from Outpost.com?
- Original Message -
From: Tom Zerucha [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Monday, August 28, 2000 4:36 PM
Subject: Cheaper Color?
Did Palm just drop the price of the IIIc
Would this be the same PilRC as the one that's available on Neil Rhodes'
website (http://www.calliopeinc.com/devcorner.htm) -- PilRC CodeWarrior
plugin?
Tilo Christ wrote:
You can save yourself a lot of pain if you are using the PILRC-plugin and
PILRC instead of Constructor.
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?
If so, how does one name a 4 bit and 8bit image?
Is there a step-by-step howto for using bitmap families? I've looked
through the KB and the Constructor doc, and I've tried messing around
Constructor, but I've never managed to get a color bitmap from a bitmap
family to appear in POSE with the color
You can change the UI colors though.
Somehow... :-)
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Dmitry Grinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you cannot. OS always draws it using uiforeground and uibackground colors
you can use a skinning utility like skinui to gain more control over
this behavior, of
well, that i said: the UIForeGround and UIBackground OS colors. You
can set those :)
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You can change the UI colors though.
Somehow... :-)
On Thu, Mar 6, 2008 at 4:37 PM, Dmitry Grinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you cannot. OS
If you can use a slider instead of a scrollbar, you can provide custom
graphics for a slider.
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but only horizontally. there is no vertical slider support in the OS AFAIK.
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If you can use a slider instead of a scrollbar, you can provide custom
graphics for a slider.
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Hi!!
Does anyone knows how to do this?
thanks a lot! :)
vertexar
Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page.
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you cannot. OS always draws it using uiforeground and uibackground colors
you can use a skinning utility like skinui to gain more control over
this behavior, of course.
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Hi!!
Does anyone knows how to do this?
thanks a lot! :)
vertexar
I want to change the color of a control that frequently redraws itself like a
pop up list or a check box which redraw every time they are changed.
For labels my book said the best way was to change the draw color, hide the
label, then show it again, and since labels aren't generally updated
LstSetDrawFunction is the easiest way for lists. Not so sure about
checkboxes, maybe just redraw it every time you get a changed event from
it?
From the docs...
LstSetDrawFunction
Purpose Set a callback function to draw each item instead of drawing the
item's text string.
Regards
John
But won't that just change the color in the list itself. In a pop-up it's the
trigger label that gets updated automatically with the current list selection,
so the color of the list shouldn't affect that.
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But won't that just change the color in the list itself.
Yes, you're right, sorry I thought you wanted that as well.
For all other controls you'll have to redraw them when you get the
relevant events, none seem to have a SetDrawFunction sadly.
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try to play with UI COlor Lists (described in palmos reference docs, in chapter
User Interface)
by setting these you may temporarily change colors for some parts of screen and
system will use them for drawing. for popup list you can do it just before
calling LstPopup and return it back
I'm a bit concerned about blinking effects. For example, with a check box when
I catch the control event it has already redrawn it, so then I would have to
change color and redraw again, which could cause a blinking effect.
I can see this now already in one case. I have a check box that can
to
true.
However, I ran into a problem ... there is one action that seems to generate an
event that I can't figure out which misses all the places I try and reset the
color to the default.
If I click on a pop up trigger, so that my mouse ends up in the list, but then
move the mouse out of the list
I'm a bit concerned about blinking effects. For example, with a check
box when I catch the control event it has already redrawn it, so then I
would have to change color and redraw again, which could cause a
blinking effect.
With a check box, have you tried catching the ctlEnterEvent, I think
I tried an exit even on both the pop up trigger and on the pop up
list itself, but neither of these seem to work to rest the color, so
they are being generated.
There are 3 events generated if you tap outside of a popup list in the
way you describe;
1. winExitEvent
2. winEnterEvent
3
for poptrigger you can react on ctlEnterEvent, when it comes do LstPopupList and
process returned selections, its -1 if nothing was selected or position which
was selected. then you can update trigger control and mark event as handled. you
will never get popselectevent anymore but all processing
Neil,
can you provide some sample code on how to do it with a gadget.
thanks
luis
From: Neil Whitworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: changing color in a text field
Date: Tue
maybe you could use http library to render text? maybe it knows colors too...
but i write it without even trying to see if what i write is true..its only a
hint
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I assure you that HTTP library cannot Render anything. It only deals
with getting data from point A to point B.
On 8/2/07, Michal Seliga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
maybe you could use http library to render text? maybe it knows colors too...
but i write it without even trying to see if what i
I think he means HTML. I have gotten the HTML library to do colors.
H1 style=background-color: #d26900; color: #ff worked great
for me on one of my webpages and i am sure that similar calls will
work for you.
On 8/2/07, Dmitry Grinberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I assure you that HTTP
Dmitry Grinberg wrote:
I assure you that HTTP library cannot Render anything. It only deals
with getting data from point A to point B.
grrr, my common mistake. of course i meant HTMLlib (HtmlLib68K.h)
sorry for confusion
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* The Treo devices have a library called smart text that gives a lot of
additional functionality like hyper lings for web addresses telephone
numbers. It is only on the treos I have never tried using it.
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From: Phreak OnALeash [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 3:58 PM
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Subject: Re: changing color in a text field
On 7/31/07, Neil Whitworth
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*Subject:* Re: changing color in a text field
On 7/31/07, *Neil Whitworth* [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* The Treo devices have a library called smart text that gives a lot
From: Phreak OnALeash [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, August 01, 2007 4:18 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: changing color in a text field
Thanks for the info Aaron! That is too bad, becasue (after looking
through the documentation
of output in general
using a textfield in my form is the easiest way to go. I can see how to use it
for the simple output.
However, I can't figure out how to only change the color of a single character
in the middle of the field. I can only see how to change the color of ALL the
text in the textfield
as they are generated), but I probably could if that helped. Is there some
easier way maybe just drawing a solid rectangle over it in the background
color? Or is there some erase text function that would work?
Thanks.
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of the characters being drawn (they are
drawn as they are generated), but I probably could if that helped. Is there
some easier way maybe just drawing a solid rectangle over it in the
background color? Or is there some erase text function that would work?
Thanks.
most simple way would be to erase
a textfield in my form is the easiest way to go. I can see how to use it
for the simple output.
However, I can't figure out how to only change the color of a single character
in the middle of the field. I can only see how to change the color of ALL the
text in the textfield at the same time
Is there a way to output individual characters in different colors?
yes, draw each character with WinDrawChars separately. then you cans et any
color you want
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Hi again
I was wondering if there was a program or method of developing colors for
the 16bit mode. All of the graphics programs I have use a 8 bit per RGB, which
is I do a shift of the RGB values (divide) then the color is off when it comes
to the lower colors?
Any ideas?
Thanks
YOu can do it on Constructor. Probable u r using Codewarrior
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Hi, again!
A very strange problem...
I have a BMP file (color!) I want to use as icon for my program.
I wrote, in my rcp file as following:
// The program's icon
ICON netTools.bmp
I compile the program, but if I try
On 3/15/07, Luca Bertoncello [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
// The program's icon
ICON netTools.bmp
ICONCOLOR, or use the more up-to-date ICONFAMILY definition
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// Aaron Ardiri
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icons/icon15x9x16.bmp BPP 16 DENSITY 1 TRANSPARENT 0 255 0
BITMAP icons/icon30x18x16.bmp BPP 16 DENSITY 2 TRANSPARENT 0 255 0
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For example the icon 'icon15x9x8' is an 8bit bitmap that is 15 x 9 pixels in
size and the green color is transparent.
David
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cannot find the creator
id for Color Theme in the panel. Tried 'coIP' which shows up in Filez' ROM
app list but not working.
Please help.
Thanks
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