Morys, one easy way would be to put RGB(192,192,192) into Watch window and see the result.
>How do I find the numeric values?
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>>1.) Faster: do something like:
>>
>>nRGB = 12632256 &&RGB(192,192,192)
>>with thisform
>> ? Seconds()
>> for i = 1 to 10000
>> STORE nRGB TO .optSecSold.Option1.DisabledBackColor, ;
>> and_all_other_properties
>> endfor
>> ? seconds()
>> for i = 1 to 10000
>> .optSecSold.Option1.DisabledBackColor = nRGB
>> endfor
>> ? seconds()
>>EndWith
>>
>>2.) RGB() is slow. If you can avoid it, use the numeric value instead of the function.
>>
>>Joerg Karpa
Nick Neklioudov
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3 times Microsoft MVP - Visual FoxPro
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