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jcrouse
Many of you who may respond to this are somewhat familiar with my app in
process (Cor). Simply, it's a form with 30 labels that is triggered from
another application, with a hotkey. The labels text is filled in by parsing
a file for certain information. There is a form designer that allows the
user to set many label properties of the displayed form, two of which are
Label.Forecolor and Label.Backcolor. I want to try and make the form display
to the screen a little faster. If the fore and back colors are set to
System/Control Text and System/Control in the properties box and left as
that then the form displays very quickly. However, if the colors are changed
in the form designer to something different then the form displays much
slower. It's like it is painting the colors or something. Can someone
explain what is happening here and also how I might speed it up a little.
Thanks,
John
process (Cor). Simply, it's a form with 30 labels that is triggered from
another application, with a hotkey. The labels text is filled in by parsing
a file for certain information. There is a form designer that allows the
user to set many label properties of the displayed form, two of which are
Label.Forecolor and Label.Backcolor. I want to try and make the form display
to the screen a little faster. If the fore and back colors are set to
System/Control Text and System/Control in the properties box and left as
that then the form displays very quickly. However, if the colors are changed
in the form designer to something different then the form displays much
slower. It's like it is painting the colors or something. Can someone
explain what is happening here and also how I might speed it up a little.
Thanks,
John