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At 10:15 AM 7/18/2003, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I mostly use Win32::GUI::Loft to build screens.  The power of this app is 
>really impressive and, while it doesn't match the full power of Win32::GUI 
>alone, it sure makes building screens a lot easier!
>
>I have one occasion where I would like to change the text font color on a 
>label after the label has been created.  I'm fairly certain that this can 
>be done with the $object.Change(HANDLE, %OPTION) command or 
>$object.SetFont(FONT) command, but I can't seem to get a syntax that 
>actually changes the color after the object has been created.  Does anyone 
>know how to do this?
>
>Also, is it possible to change the background color for the text area on a 
>combo box after creation?  I have some code that uses two combo boxes 
>together.  Ideally I'd like to be able to change the background from 
>normal white to either red or green (and back in some circumstances) based 
>on a bunch of unrelated conditions.

I'm just a novice at this but so far everything is pretty much consistent 
with VC++. I believe your problem may be that you need $window->Show() 
after you change fonts or other visible properties. At least that is the 
way it works with VC++. Maybe that will help until a real expert replies.

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