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Imitate disabled appearance of win forms control without actual disabling

I need to set appearance of a control to make it look like disabled control with grayed text and background. Is it possible to imitate disabled appearance of some control (for example of a button)? The appearance should be exactly the same as when I'm setting the 'Enabled' property to false.

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Control.Enabled=false and then change the foreground color and all

Pramodh  2010-10-18 12:19:03
The idea was to change appearance to disabled, but control should remained enabled and could respond to events.
username  2010-10-18 12:21:15
ok then do not disable the control`Control.Enabled= true` just change the appearence using background , foreground color proprties
Pramodh  2010-10-18 12:31:37

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