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I'll see what I can add for an input box, if the input box has text in it then that is what will appear in the preview, other wise the colors selected will.

Probably won't get to that till later.

Thanks.

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burrup I added a "Test Example Text" input box at the top under the control id

Only problem I encountered was that the text doesn't update untill another control is used.

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I was thinking of adding in for each code creation more information, from the help file

example:

#Region --- CFCCodeWizard generated code Start ---

;GUISetBkColor ( background [, winhandle] )

;Sets the background color of the GUI window.

;Parameters:

; background Background color of the dialog box.

; winhandle [optional] Windows handle as returned by GUICreate (default is the previously used window).

Dim $Cadet_Blue = 0x5f9ea0

GUISetBkColor($Cadet_Blue)

#EndRegion --- CFCCodeWizard generated code End ---

or

#Region --- CFCCodeWizard generated code Start ---

#comments-start

GUISetBkColor ( background [, winhandle] )

Sets the background color of the GUI window.

Parameters:

background Background color of the dialog box.

winhandle [optional] Windows handle as returned by GUICreate (default is the previously used window).

#comments-end

Dim $Cadet_Blue = 0x5f9ea0

GUISetBkColor($Cadet_Blue)

#EndRegion --- CFCCodeWizard generated code End ---

Thoughts?

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