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On a .NET page, I have a textbox. If I don’t change the BackColor property, it looks flat. However, when using BackColor, e.g.:
txt.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Yellow;
the look changes to some sort of “3D” which I don’t really like. Is it possible to avoid this effect?
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It seems backcolor influences the borderstyle-property? which makes no sense to me,
but I can simulate the look of a “normal” textbox like this