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Any idea on when you will be releasing xskin with tabs????!!!! I am eagerly awaiting this realease.

:whistle: As soon as you write it? ;)

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Any idea on when you will be releasing xskin with tabs????!!!! I am eagerly awaiting this realease.

Don't expect an answer to soon, Val is out of town.

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any news about the tabs?

not quite yet....

it was a little more complicated than i expected, same with the XSkin dialog box

dont hold your breath, but they both should be comming some day soon...

I am closer to releasing the XSkinDialogBox() function... the tabs are comming... quite slowly

thx

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wow! really nice program man! i think i will make my own custom skin with this i can not wait!

I found a couple of errors from "Posting" problems

from .... XSkinShell - Example

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

#include <XSkin.au3>

#include <XSkinShell.au3>

Dim $loop, $Myrunner

; folder of skin

$Skin_Folder = @ScriptDir & "SkinsUniversal"

$XSkinGui = XSkinGUICreate ( "My GUI", 400, 450, $Skin_Folder)

$Icon_Folder = @ScriptDir & "SkinsDefault"

$XIcon = XSkinIcon ($XSkinGui, 1)

where the "\" was not posted ( forum problem )

fixing right now!!!

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I found a couple of errors from "Posting" problems

from .... XSkinShell - Example

#include <GUIConstants.au3>

#include <XSkin.au3>

#include <XSkinShell.au3>

Dim $loop, $Myrunner

; folder of skin

$Skin_Folder = @ScriptDir & "SkinsUniversal"

$XSkinGui = XSkinGUICreate ( "My GUI", 400, 450, $Skin_Folder)

$Icon_Folder = @ScriptDir & "SkinsDefault"

$XIcon = XSkinIcon ($XSkinGui, 1)

where the "\" was not posted ( forum problem )

fixing right now!!!

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ok, thanks for fixing let me try it out. I would love to check out the shell options. man you are awsome making this!

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ok, let me try it out.

thanks! :whistle:

-Beefteck

EDIT: ;) why do I still get this error? " $XSI_Ret[2]_but[1]" "Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable"

lol, i have no idea what that means. wow and I thought that was the problem. Valuater any ideas to fix it?

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ok, let me try it out.

thanks! :whistle:

-Beefteck

EDIT: ;) why do I still get this error? " $XSI_Ret[2]_but[1]" "Error: Subscript used with non-Array variable"

lol, i have no idea what that means. wow and I thought that was the problem. Valuater any ideas to fix it?

do you have this line ( from the demo ) correct???

$Icon_Folder = @ScriptDir & "\Skins\Default"

.............

from the XSkinShell.au3

If FileExists($Icon_Folder) Then $Xh_ret = XSkinIcon ($XPID2)

this returns the correct array ( this is the "close" button )

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yea i have tried everything. I found that I could fix the error BUT it would open the shut the explorer window (C:\) for example

(lol y do i always find some problem that seems for me to only have?... :whistle:)

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yea i have tried everything. I found that I could fix the error BUT it would open the shut the explorer window (C:\) for example

(lol y do i always find some problem that seems for me to only have?... :whistle: )

Post a complete zip file or PM me the zip file ( with all the stuff, including XSkin.au3 and XSkinShell.au3 )

and i will take a look at it for you

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