ThemedStatusStrip RenderMode = Custom


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Hello Guys!



while I working with the Framework, I see that the Property "Custom" on RenderMode of ThemedStatusStrip don't appear on the combo property, If I change it I cannot set it back again Crazy



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I think the custom does not show up because .NET hides that option.  You have to set a custom tool strip renderer and it automatically sets that property to custom.  Most likely, when you changed it, it set a property within the .designer.cs file for the status strip.  If you remove that line of code that it generated, you should be good to go.
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I think the custom does not show up because .NET hides that option. You have to set a custom tool strip renderer and it automatically sets that property to custom. Most likely, when you changed it, it set a property within the .designer.cs file for the status strip. If you remove that line of code that it generated, you should be good to go.




Great!!! Thanks, I was sure that you know how to solve it Smile



I have a far related question... (it's a .net question about properties...) on post http://forum.strataframe.net/FindPost11402.aspx



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No problem.  And I posted over on your other question Smile
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