.NET GUI Bug?

[uninvolved]

Anyone have any idea why that's a weird color? It's like a dark gradient. It's only that way sometimes, if I switch to XP theme and back to classic, it will go away. Maybe a .NET bug???

[BlindSide]

You say this is a bug?

Well I suppose the dark gray can kind of distract you more than the light grey.... or something?

[GameDude]

Its not a bug, its just a font color thing that has to do with the theme you choose.

[uninvolved]

You say this is a bug?

Well I suppose the dark gray can kind of distract you more than the light grey.... or something?

bug as in glitch, yeah... Because it goes away, comes back, goes away. I don't think it was actually ment to just go away and then come back all of the sudden. If it wasn't a bug it wouldn't go and away and come back.

[zeno60]

Not bug, but rather a feature.

[uninvolved]

Not bug, but rather a feature.

riiiight... Like i said, it goes away and comes back. goes away and comes back. It's a bug. If it's a feature, it's still not working right. Ergo, bug.

[zeno60]

Not bug, but rather a feature.

riiiight... Like i said, it goes away and comes back. goes away and comes back. It's a bug. If it's a feature, it's still not working right. Ergo, bug.

Its a joke...

Microsoft faults are not by accident, but rather by design. Comes from a statement from MS on crashes in early versions of Office 2007, when asked if they were security flaws, MS did not clasify them as flaws but that they are "a by-design behavior that improves security and stability by exiting Microsoft Word when it has run out of options to try and reliably display a malformed Word document."

[BlindSide]

Yes this is a mood bare, when you are normal it is flat grey, when you are in nit-picky mood it is grayscale. Oh the irony.