Achieving a completely themed application can be accomplished with only a few lines of code. Codejock Software's Skin Framework provides Windows developers with a highly sophisticated application skinning framework technology that was developed with Windows Themes (Visual Styles) in mind. Achieving a completely themed application can be accomplished with only a few lines of code.Ĭodejock Skin Framework for Visual C++ MFC provides several options to choose from including Office and Windows Application Skins, Support for All Windows Controls, Skin Builder Application, Multiple Skin Support, Custom Theme Support and much more.Skin Framework is included with the Toolkit Pro for Visual C++ MFC evaluation.Īcquiring a professionally themed application just got easier. Is there some new call that must be made? Or some default setting that has changed in Codejock? We just want all buttons to look the same.Skin Framework for Visual C++ MFC provides Windows developers with a highly sophisticated application skinning framework technology that was developed with Windows Themes (Visual Styles) in mind. If we use the built-in themes (set with CXTPPaintManager::SetTheme()), everything looks OK. This only happens when skinning with CXTPSkinManager::LoadSkin(). The appearance changes, but the button never gets skinned.) (We have tried all possible combinations of settings for the CXTPButton - with calls to SetUseVisualStyle/SetBorderStyle/SetTheme. It looks even worse with other skins - take /NormalBlue.INI: For example if we skin it with Vista.cjstyles/NormalBlack2.INI:īut with the new version, CButton:s get skinned OK, but not CXTPButton:s: With our previous Codejock version (15.3.1), both type of buttons looked the same. We use icons for certain buttons, so some of our buttons are CXTPButton, some ordinary CButton. But we noticed that the skinning of the Codejock buttons doesn't work in the new version. We will soon release a new version, and we have upgraded Codejock to 16.4.0. We use SkinFramework - the user can choose between many skins. We have a large application using Codejock (C++, MFC, VisualStudio 2012).
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