SetFallbackColors |
When fallback colors are enabled, different colors will be used when Windows only allows 256 colors. This could be when running Windows NT or through a Terminal Server login. Use this method to change the default colors (which is a grey color scheme).
Prototype:
SetFallbackColors Procedure(ULONG cBkg, ULONG cNormHdr, ULONG cNormHdrTxt, ULONG cHighHdr, ULONG cHighHdrTxt, ULONG cTasksBkg, ULONG cTasks)
Arguments:
cBkg |
Panel background color |
cNormHdr |
The color for headers with style set to "Normal" |
cNormHdrTxt |
Text color for "Normal" headers |
cHighHdr |
The color for headers with style set to "Highlighted" |
cHighHdrTxt |
Text color for "Highlighted" headers |
cTaskBkg |
Background color for tasks |
cTasks |
Textcolor for tasks |
See also:
SetFallbackMode, RGB, SetColorGrp
Note:
The color values can be obtained with the RGB-method. Clarion's COLOR:xxx-equates are also accepted.
If you'd like to specify colors as hex-values, the format is 0<bb><gg><rr>H (eg. 000FFFFH equals yellow).