Well, not completely, but it is possible to use this:
setGadgetShape
setGadgetShape
handle gadget, str maskFile
Description:
Sets the shape of a gadget (ie. oval, rounded corners etc.). Normally all windows have a rectangular shape, but you can change this using setGadgetShape to any shape you wish. A mask file is used to determine which areas of the gadget should be made transparent and which should be opaque.
Or the color:
setGadgetColor
setGadgetColor
handle gadget, color background, color text
Sets the background and text colour of gadgets which support custom-colours. The following gadgets currently support custom colours:
- Button
- Label
- Panel
- Edit
- RichEdit (background colour only)
- Checkbox
- RadioButton
- ListBox
- ComboBox
The colour values can be generated using the RGB() function.
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