Nages,
>But I could not find the highlight color in any of the images.
Unless you enlarge them, they are hard to see since the highlight color is a dark green.
>The gray color is not the highlight color but column/row indicator color.
Sorry, I said "highlighted color title" but I meant to say "highlighted column color."
So the highlighted column color is dark gray and the highlight cell color is dark green (matching the ribbonbar). At some point Microsoft introduced color themes and they default to a different color for each app (Word, Excel, Powerpoint, etc.).
>We are about to enter 2019. Isn't 2016 too old now?
I agree that maybe going back to 2016 isn't a good idea at this date. However, the color theme is going to continue to be an issue every year or two, so it would be wise to make an interface that we could use to easily change the colors. I don't know about xBrowse but in the ribbonbar class it is impossible to change some of the colors without either modifing the class source or subclassing. In the ribbonbar a lot of the colors are set with codeblocks containing RGB() values which can't be changed from outside the class.
>Why can we not adopt the color scheme of Office 360 as 2018 style?
Personally, I would prefer to use the 2018 style so we can match the xbrowses with the Ribbonbar color themes. I suspect also that users may see the separate Office apps as a higher end product. Maybe others on this forum would like to express their opinions...
James