Comments on: GUI Design Studio 2.2 Introduces International Features

By: Turtle

Turtle — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 17:14:37 +0000

Hi Erik

I’m glad you like our software. The closest thing we have to a “stylesheet” is the Colour Schemes preferences. It has many different colour sets to choose from, including 2 or 3 greens, that affect all of the standard control elements. See the “File | Preferences…” menu command.

Elements that have colour choices allow you to choose a “System” colour (controlled by the active Colour Scheme) or any other colour you like.

The other thing to consider is how accurate your prototype colour scheme needs to be. You can always implement your actual application using a different colour scheme if you want.

We’ll certainly be looking at more extensive stylesheet support in future though.

By: Erik Lidman

Erik Lidman — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 16:36:27 +0000

Question: Your software looks great. I have downloaded the trail version. And it’s more or less what we need. BUT – there is one important issue. I’m testing the 2.1.52 version, and there seem to be no way to change the “stylesheet” of forms, controls etc. Our web-based application is green – not blue, etc. Are there some feature/setting I have missed? Or must we change our app to fit your layout…

Regards
Erik

By: Turtle

Turtle — Mon, 09 Oct 2006 09:25:51 +0000

Raghu,

Thanks for your comment. Could you explain what you mean a bit more please?

GUI Design Studio is a design and prototyping tool that is independent of any programming language. It’s certainly been used to design VC++ and .NET applications.

By: raghu

raghu — Sat, 07 Oct 2006 09:48:03 +0000

do forward related gui articles in microsoft vc++ and vc++.net applications