A checkbox's default backcolor is rgb(236,233,216). Its backstyle is 0 (transparent) and its SpecialEffect is 2 (hot tracking), thus showing the image under it. When I change the backcolor to some other value, the transparency is gone. That's fine. If I change back the backcolor to 236,233,216 the transparency is there again. That's also fine. Questions:
Can I rely on that value 236,233,216? Or is it influenced by e.g. the Themes, Colorscheme or Colorsource property?
Is this value 236,233,216 a special one with regard to transparency?
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