Hi Vlad,

I agree with you that the preffered presentation for command buttons should be consistant with the overall windows settings. But there is no rule that says you must follow the dictated standards of MS. If a developer likes a red button with yellow letters he should be able to easily accomplish this. Don't get me wrong, I am not recommending non standard interface controls, but rather recommending the freedom to use them. (US first amendment) :>

Glenn


>Hi!
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>I agree here with Jim. There are many many ways to highlight something by other way than just turning command button into something awful like red command button which will have some strange coloring for border and disabled caption. I also prefer to use Windows standard interface that usually users appreciate much more because easy to learn and understand.
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>>>Sometimes is important how an application looks.
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>>I agree, like command buttons should look like command buttons so people know what they are without being told.