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Dear Enrico,

> My manifest file is already correctly linked

Could you please post here your used manifest file ?

many thanks

My manifest file is already correctly linked. And no, I don't want to paint the rouded corners myself. I hoped that our GETs get the new look automatically, just like the comboboxes and the checkboxes already (although partially) got.

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// http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=39889#Include 'FiveWin.Ch'#Define CLR_PINK       RGB( 255, 128, 128)FUNCTION Main()   Local oDlg, cTitle   Local oGet1   Local cVar1 := Space( 30 )   Local oGe...

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=37273&p=222557&hilit=XPLOOK.RC&sid=18c517cacad23156c205b9429b150072&sid=272419804668cfbb2234b516f5339ad1#p222557

Regards, saludos.

Sorry, I don't want to paint the GETs rounded myself, I asked why we don't have the native Windows 11 look for the GETs, on Windows 11. Maybe is there something missing in the manifest file?

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http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=16587 http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=29565&p=167357&hilit=get+redondo&sid=878f05c5a6edd3f7f0418297428e9c84&sid=272419804668cfbb2234b516f5339ad1#p167357 Regards, salud...

This is what I get with this sample in Windows 11 (the GET corners are not rounded): #include "Fivewin.ch"FUNCTION MAIN()    LOCAL oDlg    LOCAL cVar := SPACE( 30 )    DEFINE DIALOG oDlg    @ 1, 1 GET cVar    ACTIVATE DIALOG oDlg;    ...

This is what I get by default on all my programs. (W11)
Do you want to have this look in other versions of Windows also?
Then please consider drawing a Thick Line in the pain method.

I mean this new W11 look:



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The thicker bottom border is normal in W11. It become blue when the GET gets the focus.

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Not only that, we get thicker bottom border in Windows 11

Dear friends, how can we get TGet with rounded corners in Windows 11? Our GETs are still squared.

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... Windows 11 design is a lot different from Windows 10. Under Win 11 panels and other controls also have shadows. Oh, and most Win 11 controls have rounded corners too. Preparing for the inevitable, I would try to emulate Win 11 design now. People do judge a book by it's cover (and software by it's ...

... to let Windows 10 & 11 automatically draw the shadows. They are quite complex as you know; fading according to the background colors and being rounded at the corners. Also they change the thickness when they are in or out of focus. This would be a lot of hand coding to replicate, but if we ...