Font, fontstyle, fore - & backcolor . So I'm looking for a toolboxitem that does all of these at once

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I Have a grid, which presents data of a filestructure.
Depending on te row, the column, or even specific cells.
The user kan adapt how his rows look

So Iam looking fot the fontdialog and the colordialog, but in ONE.

I a very aware of the colordialog and fontdialog tools. But I want it on'form'

What I have tried:

Tried with a few, but they are quiet outdated. Dialogs are a nogo for this.

I tried also [This Article]

Which is the solution, but it is in C# and moreover, does not work. The Dll is obsolete.

Posted 17-Jun-19 10:26am

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Updated 17-Jun-19 22:57pm

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Maciej Los 17-Jun-19 16:29pm

Does FontDialog Class (System.Windows.Forms) | Microsoft Docs[^] not meet the criteria?

Member 13694561 17-Jun-19 17:24pm

Hi Maciej. No, this dialog only handles the font, not the colors. Now I need 3 dialogs: one for the font, one for the frontcolor, one for the backcolor.

I thought it existed

Thanks anyway
Johan

Maciej Los 18-Jun-19 2:00am

Hmm.... FontDialog has Color property.
I've found something like this: Font Dialog and Color Dialog in VB 2010, 08 and .NET - YouTube[^]

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2019-06-17T18:14:00

Solution 1

Doesn't exist in the standard .NET BCL. You can make a dialog for this yourself pretty easily though.

Posted 17-Jun-19 18:14pm

Dave Kreskowiak

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Maciej Los 18-Jun-19 1:53am

5ed!

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2019-06-17T20:16:00

Solution 2

I'd suggest to follow the instruction from: Font Dialog and Color Dialog in VB 2010, 08 and .NET - YouTube[^]

Note: i've never use it!

Posted 17-Jun-19 20:16pm

Maciej Los