Hello Alex,

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You should assign to IconSize and IconMargin values that make the icon width and height the same.

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It's possible, though using a hack - the Control.Items property for ShapeListBox contains Box obects - you can access the boxes corresponding to the list shapes and set their FillColor or Brush. Our developers did not want to give access to the internal Box objects, so the overloaded ShapeListBox.Items property will throw an exception. But you can still access the Items of the base Control class by casting the ShapeListBox instance. It should be safe to access the boxes if you will only change their appearance - e.g. Text, Image, Brush, FrameColor, etc.

I hope that helps,
Stoyan

yes, casting to ListBox is what I've meant to say 

You could handle ShapeListBox.ShapeSelected, and assign the color of the selected shape to FlowChart.BoxFillColor. The box created through drag-and-drop will be initialized with BoxFillColor.

It seems our developers have forgotten raising BoxCreated when boxes are created using the list box - it would be better to set the color from there.

Stoyan

We have already changed this to raise BoxCreated after dragging a shape from the list box. Contact us by email and we'll send you the latest build of the dlls.

Stoyan