PRODUCT : Resource Workshop NUMBER : 1376 VERSION : 1.x OS : WIN DATE : October 25, 1993 PAGE : 1/2 TITLE : White text background and the new BWCC.DLL When Resource Workshop (RW) is used with the newest versions of BWCC.DLL (dated after March 9 1992), you may see a problem with certain text strings being displayed on a white, instead of gray background. You can see this on the Compile Status Dialog when you open a .RC file. The strings are displayed on a white background, and the previous string is not erased properly. This is a known problem with RW and can easily be remedied by changing some resource attributes. This document will explain how to patch your copy of RW to fix this display problem. 1. Make a copy of the file WORKSHOP.EXE, located in your BIN directory. Name the copy WORKNEW.EXE, for example. This file is the main module of RW, and contains the resource you need to change. 2. Run RW, and load the file WORKNEW.EXE. 3. Open the dialog resource "1402" located in the DIALOG section in the WORKNEW.EXE project window. 4. Doubleclick on the white space to the right of the word "Status:" to bring up Control 101. Change the Control Type from "Simple text" to "Left text", and press OK. The space changes color from white to gray. 5. Repeat Step 4 for the white space to the right of the word "Main:" to bring up Control 102. 6. Repeat Step 4 for the white space to the right of the word "Current:" to bring up Control 103. 7. Close the Dialog Editor, save the project WORKNEW.EXE, and exit RW. 8. Run the program WORKNEW.EXE, load a .RC file, and look at the text on the Compile Status dialog box. This test works best if the .RC file does not have an associated .RWS file, so you can watch the compilation progress. If you did the previous steps correctly, the text should be black on gray background. If the background is white, the previous steps were not done correctly. PRODUCT : Resource Workshop NUMBER : 1376 VERSION : 1.x OS : WIN DATE : October 25, 1993 PAGE : 2/2 TITLE : White text background and the new BWCC.DLL 9. After you've verified that the steps were done correctly, delete WORKSHOP.EXE or rename it to WORKSHOP.BAK. Then rename WORKNEW.EXE to WORKSHOP.EXE. DISCLAIMER: You have the right to use this technical information subject to the terms of the No-Nonsense License Statement that you received with the Borland product to which this information pertains.