SkinKrafter not working on W11?

[Kuron]

But if you look at the market, many well known software as Norton, Adobe and many more uses its own skinned GUis.
And nobody get angry or stopped buying it and if those big companies used this own skins are because it works, because they dont do silly movements.

Best Regards

To be fair, people stopped buying their products because they generally suck, not because they use HTML based GUIs, of which there are numerous working examples here on the PB forums.

[ricardo]

But if you look at the market, many well known software as Norton, Adobe and many more uses its own skinned GUis.
And nobody get angry or stopped buying it and if those big companies used this own skins are because it works, because they dont do silly movements.

Best Regards

To be fair, people stopped buying their products because they generally suck, not because they use HTML based GUIs, of which there are numerous working examples here on the PB forums.

The point I wanted to make was another:

Almost all large companies, with well-known products, use customized GUIs, almost always with their own buttons and other gadgets. They are not always HTML, and that does not affect the user, in fact it should be the opposite, which is why these large companies so often decide to use skinned GUis.

[Patrice Terrier]

Finally I could perhaps have a Windows version working with PureBasic

http://www.objreader.com/index.php?topi ... sg6504#new

[pamen]

You do!
Congratulations Patrice, this is a solid piece of software!
And thank you for you patience in the last 3 months of PureBasic back and forth and hundreds of emails.
This is a very valuable addition to the toolbox of PureBasic developers.
Thanks again