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Originally Posted by audiofeel
In fact, there are two ways to save the style file. In binary form (it turns out to be smaller in size with the . fsf extension) and simply in text form (it turns out to be larger in size with the . style extension). I used the first option as if to save space. The style file in binary form can only be edited in the "RAD Studio" program (its installation takes up a lot of space, about 6 GB). Now the question...what do you need to change and where? Perhaps a simple text version will help, where you can adjust all the settings, if you need it, then I will recode the style files into a regular text format and you will be able to edit it in any advanced notepad
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Hi Audiofeel, thanks a lot for your reply. I already have Delphi installed (with the FMX style editor), so I can export a .fsf file to a .style file and it works. I was thinking about creating a tool that can convert .fsf files to .style without having to install all 6GB of software. I was looking for a converter in the /bin folder of Delphi, but there are a lot of .exe files to check. Do you know if there is a .dll or .exe file that does this? Then integrate it into a C++/Python or Pascal tool. Thanks again!