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Post by anixx on Sept 16, 2023 12:41:25 GMT -8
Interesting find: in the low-color compat mode (256 color) the ribbor looks 3D and uses classic colors. Unfortunately, this compat mode only works with 32-bit programs but possibly could be turned on by Windhawk.
In compat mode:
Without compat layer:
This tell us that the 3D look of the ribbon exists in Windows code.
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Post by OrthodoxWin32 on Sept 16, 2023 13:15:59 GMT -8
With high contrast mode enabled, the ribbon uses classic colors (but is not 3D).
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Post by aubymori on Sept 17, 2023 10:42:44 GMT -8
Interesting find: in the low-color compat mode (256 color) the ribbor looks 3D and uses classic colors. Unfortunately, this compat mode only works with 32-bit programs but possibly could be turned on by Windhawk.
In compat mode:
Without compat layer:
This tell us that the 3D look of the ribbon exists in Windows code.
Unfortunately, you're mistaken. Judging from the screenshot without compat layer, this is not the default UIRibbon; it's a custom implementation. |
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Post by aubymori on Sept 17, 2023 10:48:08 GMT -8
However, UIRibbon does react to high contrast mode. Here's what that looks like. Attachments:
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Post by Souper on Sept 26, 2023 19:27:47 GMT -8
I believe Microsoft Office at one point (idk if it still does) used 9x/2000 styled icons if you were to use High Contrast. Probably isn't of much use given iirc Office just uses it's own ribbon as well.
How does 7's ribbon behave in this scenario, if it doesn't either crash or continue to use it's own baked resources?
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