>Nadya:
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>If you use Blue all the time, you may run into problems if the user does not use the standard Windows color settings.
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>Better yet, what don't you provide a choice. I have a Settings form where the user chooses the colors to use and the form broadcasts the change to all open opened forms.
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>Daniel

Hi Daniel,

It's an interesting idea, which we may consider. Actually, in our framework we have few classes for labels. One of them called wordwraplabel has blue color letters and a large font. So, I just used it. Really, I decided not to go too deep in making effects, etc., though in my own applications I usually spend a lot of time on UI and try to make them 'perfect'. Back to the old FPD2.6 days I remember, when I just started to work I once sat with my colleague (she had a lot of experience with FPD) and choosed color schemes. Finally we found couple of very relaxing and nice schemes, which I later used in all my other DOS applications...