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.Net Framework 2.0 Form & Label Color Bug

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dickersonka@gmail.com - 17 Jan 2007 20:37 GMT
I have a form with the backcolor of RGB values of (0, 159, 139).  I
place a label on top of this form with the exact same backcolor.  When
I run my application in a remote desktop connection on a windows 2000
server that has .Net framework 2.0, the colors are visibly different
even though they have the same RGB values.  Can anyone provide any
light?

Thanks,
Keith
Larry Lard - 18 Jan 2007 10:16 GMT
> I have a form with the backcolor of RGB values of (0, 159, 139).  I
> place a label on top of this form with the exact same backcolor.  When
> I run my application in a remote desktop connection on a windows 2000
> server that has .Net framework 2.0, the colors are visibly different
> even though they have the same RGB values.  Can anyone provide any
> light?

Typically, when viewing a remote desktop you don't see the full color
depth of the target, to save bandwidth. The options of the remote
desktop connection should have something about color scaling.

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