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Label transparent to its form

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Label transparent to its form

Label transparent to its form

(OP)
How can i make a static control transparent to its form?
I want label color to be the same as the form's one

RE: Label transparent to its form

I might be over-simplifying your question here, you want to make a label control's background transparent? What language are you using?

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RE: Label transparent to its form

yes, i'm using FBSL at www.fbslo.net

RE: Label transparent to its form

At first glance that appears to be a bank's website not a programming language.

Do you mean Free Basic Scripting Language?

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RE: Label transparent to its form

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oops, i made a mistake typing the url. It should be www.fbsl.net but this site will be offline for a few days due to server maintenance

Yes, i meant FreeStyle Basic Scripting Language

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