[Aykut_K]

Initially, I want to thank you such a useful service.Without alphaskins and alphacontrols my programs look like so simple 🙂

my problem is that,I use Borland C++ Builder 6 and wrote a program for my forum.when I execute the project.exe in my own computer (MS XP) there is no problem but when I try to execute at another computer installed Win7 and no Borland C++ Builder,program starts but in Windows Classic Theme.

I used Calcium Theme in my program but in this Win7 computer it wont be skinned.

What do you think that I'm doing wrong? and What do you prefer me to solve this issue?

PS:When executing project.exe,some missing .bpl files were wanted,but then i change my options as “Use Dynamic RTL” “unchecked”.Now this problem solved but skinned problem still alive…

Additionally,can we use alphaskins in MS Visual Studio 2010?

Thanks for your interest

Sincerely yours

[Hunni]

Hi,

The skins are also working on Win7.

Which type of skins do you use ? Internal or external ?

If you use external skin, do you supply the skins with your program.

Are the skins on the customer PC in the correct folder ?

[Aykut_K]

actually i did not anything to include skin to the application

i just learned how to include requirement dll and bpl files to exe 🙂

is there any way to also include skin to the application or is it enough to publish the application with skin in the same folder?

thanks your interest,

[Hunni]

Hi,

open the Helpfile and have a look at “Getting started”

Here it is explained.

But basically, have a look at the sSkinManager properties

–> InternalSkins (here you can add a skin tobe integrated in you program)

–> SkinDirectory (The directory where your extern skins are stored)

–> SkinName

[Aykut_K]

I did it,thank you very much

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