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Vista UI Issues VFP SP2
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Visual FoxPro
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Title:
Vista UI Issues VFP SP2
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Visual FoxPro:
VFP 9 SP2
OS:
Vista
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Thread ID:
01326824
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I guess I didn't realize that Aero does not work and play well with VFP UI - even in SP2
Anybody know of progress made in a fix for this? Is there something in Sedna I should be aware of ? I am losing titlebars, getting weird redraws etc even in the dev environment. I've got a fast quad core box, 512mb NVidia 8500 graphics and 4gb of ram. Is this the way my VFP apps are going to look on Vista boxes and am I really going to have to tell clients they need to dumb down their Vista graphics at the OS level to get acceptable UI?

This is not good. I am hoping I am just ignorant, as sometimes that is fixable <g>

Update : Calvin Hsia had this in his blog
http://blogs.msdn.com/calvin_hsia/archive/2007/04/27/fix-your-forms-to-paint-borders-correctly-under-vista-aero.aspx

and that looks somewhat promising (if I can get Feltman to recompile the core VFE UI <s>) since I use all form classes.

It is a little discouraging to see that one of his suggestions was to wait for the next VFP SP.

Think I'll go poke around in Sedna - can't believe one of our uber-geeks hasn't solved this ...


Charles Hankey

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