>>>>>>Metro or Retro... :))
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>>>>LOL, take your pick. In VFP there's the requirement to turn off Themes e.g. in Grid headers to show colored block GUI that was thought so old-fashioned when shading and textured controls were introduced. Aero and other features were the last gasp of decoration that made people say "wow" the first time they saw it, but actually didn't make the apps easier to use.
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>>>>FWIW it's quite easy to do Metro GUI in VFP utilizing Marlett font, flat icon pngs and non-themed controls. 3D check boxes are the obvious outlier since they seem to insist on shading.
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>>>Like this. ;)
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>>>This's my Restaurant POS application's main screen.
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>>Looks really GOOD. Are it real buttons or did you design your own?
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>Thank you... :)
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>I was using my own buttons at version before this but in this version these buttons are standard VFP command buttons...
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>I'm trying learn c#. I intended convert it to c# + xamarin so it would be work in ios + android too. Also resizing is a big problem too. Now it has three edition; desktop, tablet and handheld devices. Handheld devices use remote desktop. Tablets use remote desktop + native (you know there are cheap standard Win8 tablets, we tried and beginned to use, these things are cheap and good with VFP).

Afer having viewed the videos on Windows AppX I'm reconsidering the scope. My Clickwork app is currently still windows desktop, but I want to produce a version for tablets and phones too. Maybe I'll gonna stick to the Windows AppX model and not support Android.