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I've looked as some code I've written which uses a CButton which is set to be owner-drawn and it doesn't have the problem about focus rectangles. Is your button owner-drawn? Also, how about disabling it as a tab-stop?<br />
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I've looked as some code I've written which uses a CButton which is set to be owner-drawn and it doesn't have the problem about focus rectangles. Is your button owner-drawn? Also, how about disabling it as a tab-stop?



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Disabling the tab-stop will only change the focus if tabbed to it. &nbsp;Won't the rectangle still show up once it has been clicked?<br />

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Disabling the tab-stop will only change the focus if tabbed to it.  Won't the rectangle still show up once it has been clicked?


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that will work as a quick fix....<br />
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thanks,<br />
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Jon<br />

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that will work as a quick fix....

thanks,

Jon


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I have a button in which I use a SetBitmap call to put a bitmap on the button. &nbsp;Everything works ok, but when the button has the focus there is a &quot;focus&quot; rectangle drawn on top of the Bitmap. &nbsp;Normally, I wouldn't care, but this button is small and the &quot;focus&quot; rectangle hides most of the bitmap. &nbsp;How do I get rid of this &quot;focus&quot; rectangle? &nbsp;I could probably use a CBitmapButton but is there a way to do it using CButton?????<br />
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thanks,<br />
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Jon
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I have a button in which I use a SetBitmap call to put a bitmap on the button.  Everything works ok, but when the button has the focus there is a "focus" rectangle drawn on top of the Bitmap.  Normally, I wouldn't care, but this button is small and the "focus" rectangle hides most of the bitmap.  How do I get rid of this "focus" rectangle?  I could probably use a CBitmapButton but is there a way to do it using CButton?????

thanks,

Jon

Getting rid of the focus rectangle in a CButton

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