Re: Color Values Not Showing Properly

I've got Access XP, 2003, and 2007 on my home computer, and only found this
problem in 2007, although I don't have the latest hot-fixes installed to my
2007. I'll post a note to the Access Teams blog site.

Dale

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Im using Access 2007, fully patched as of 02/09/2009

"Dale Fye" wrote:

Understand what you are talking about now. I get exactly the same result
working in 2007. What version are you using?

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"CrazyAccessProgrammer" wrote:

What I try to do is find out what the RGB colors are for a control
after
having selected one of the pre-defined colors such as 'Text Dark' or
'Access
Theme 1.'

When working with the forecolor property, no matter what pre-defined
access
color I choose, when I look into the property to obtain the RGB values,
the
RGB colors show incorrectly as 255,0,0.

Not so doing the exact same thing with the backcolor property. Select a
pre-defined color such as 'Text Dark' then look into the property to
get the
RGB values and they will be correct (in the case of 'Text Dark' the RGB
values correctly show 32, 77, & 137)

"Dale Fye" wrote:

Crazy,

I'm using A2007, and cannot duplicate this performance.

Although when I first go to the color dialog box, it does appear that
the
255,0,0 is the default on the standard tab, I can select any of the
other
colors on the "standard" tab, and when I go to the Custom tab, the
RGB #s
reflect the color that I have selected. Then, if I drag the
crosshairs
around in the custom colors or slide the intensity slider up and
down, it
changes the values of the RGB at the bottom of the page.
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"CrazyAccessProgrammer" wrote:

Select any control on a form and select its backcolor property.
Then click
... (tripple dot button) to view the color panel. Then click on
More Colors
and finally select the Cutom tab. Notice that the Red, Green, and
Blue values
depict the value of the control's backcolor.

Now do the exact same thing but this time for the control's
forecolor. The
Red, Green, and Blue values will always show 255, 0, 0
respectivley,
regardless of what the actual forecolor for the control really is.

Is this a bug or known issue?

The reason why I bring this up is because I programmatically set
the
forecolor of forms based on user preferences and oftentimes refer
to the Red,
Green, and Blue values while designing a form to obtain what the
values are.
This issue complicates finding out the Red, Green, & Blue values I
want.


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