There must be some way to create one's own Color's (again, the
constructors don't compile, why?). Do I need some header file I'm unaware
of? Does it require some dependency?

 This should be a simple question, but no responses in days. Please help!

 > I'm creating a managed VC++ .NET application that uses standard controls
 > (e.g., Form. RadioBox, Button, etc.). These use 'Color' as the type for
such
 > things as ForeColor and BackColor. Many Colors are already provided
(i.e.,
 > Black, Red, SeaGreen, etc.) as a convenience.
 >
 > However, I can't seem to find out how to create my own custom colors. In
the
 > VC++ GUI it seems to think I should be able to use the
Color::Color(r,g,b)
 > constructor, in that it recognizes them in the editor (i.e., they show
up as
 > 'tool tips' when typing the Color constructors). But, when compiled, it
says
 > these same constructors don't exist!
 >
 > I want to do something like:
 >
 > Color myColor( r, g, b ) ;
 >
 > where 'r','g', and 'b' are the red green anf blue componenets of the
color.
 > An alpha channel component ('a' in ARGB) would be nice, but not
necessary.
 >
 > Note that in theory the above should just work (assuming r,g, and b are
 > setup correctly), but it doesn't. I assume I can create my own colors,
but
 > how?
 >
 > PS - I have a similar problem with Fonts. How do I get a list of
available
 > FontFamiy's for a particular machine so I can change a control's font to
one
 > other than the default (and make sure it is available)?