Remote desktop Color depth question...

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StarkMike	StarkMike posted 19 Years Ago HOT Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 436, Visits: 944	Here is a screen shot of how my app looks from our terminal server. The only thing that bothers me about this is the look of the MessageForm. Is the MessageForm only designed for 16bit color and above? Thanks
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Trent Taylor	Trent Taylor posted 19 Years Ago Post Details Share Post
Group: StrataFrame Developers Posts: 6.6K, Visits: 7K	Yeah, actually that is true. Windows Server 2003 supports 16-bit color. We don't even have any Windows 2000 servers around anymore.
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StarkMike - 19 Years Ago

We have a number of Terminal Servers running within our environment...

Trent L. Taylor - 19 Years Ago

I think the reason we are still running our terminal servers in 256...

StarkMike - 19 Years Ago

That is why it looked funny. We use GDI+ to render and are expecting...

Trent L. Taylor - 19 Years Ago

Thanks for the info. :) Learn something new everyday.

StarkMike - 19 Years Ago

According to my network administrator Windows 2000 Terminal Services...

StarkMike - 19 Years Ago

Yeah, actually that is true. Windows Server 2003 supports 16-bit...

Trent L. Taylor - 19 Years Ago

Thanks. So, do you have a plain version of the MessageForm class? Or...

StarkMike - 19 Years Ago

I am going to have to setup some type of scenario where I can even run...

Trent L. Taylor - 19 Years Ago

I'm having this problem with a Windows 2000 pro machine (SP4).
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Greg McGuffey - 19 Years Ago

Interestingly enough, it does.

StarkMike - 19 Years Ago

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