4 Questions

[SLider3]

Hello, please help me with this doubts


How can I give to my bcb programmes a look more Windows XP? All the buttons had a look like Win98 and i dont like it

What can I do to a TEdit box don't accept numbers bigers then 60??? If I had a 9 in there it will only accept a 5 (foe exemple) if the cursor was in the the left side of the 9. How can I do this?

How can I run a programme by clicking in a button of my bcb programme?

And at lest, how can I put a link to a web site in the text of a programme? and a link for email?

Thanks for your help

 

[ChiHappens]

1) You can use a TBitBtn and skin it.

2) Change MaxLength to 2 and then write code into OnKeyPress Event to limit the value to numeric and 60

3) ShellExecute(Handle,"OPEN","C:\myprogram.exe,"","",SW_SHOW);

4) Put a TLabel on your form and set the color to blue and the cursor to pointing hand and then program into the OnClick Event: ShellExecute(Handle,"OPEN","

http://www.evolutionsoftwarellc.com","","",SW_SHOW);

Hope this helps you.
Chi Happens

 

[SLider3]

In first place thanks for your reply


1) I´m not only talking about buttons but also about CheckBox, RadioButton, etc. I want that my program have a Windowns XP style in every objects.
Look to this pictures:

I can do something like the left picture but i want to add to my programme objects like the ones you see in the right picture.
(i´m using Borland C++ Builder 6 Enterpride edition)

2) My difficulty is writing the code to limit the value to 60. Can you help?

4)And for a e-mail?

PS: Can you recomend me a web page were I can learn more about coding with Borland C++ Builder?

 

[2ffat]

PS: Can you recomend me a web page were I can learn more about coding with Borland C++ Builder?

Since it sounds like you are from the UK, try

http://www.thebits.org.

Also see faq101-913.

James P. Cottingham

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[SLider3]

Since it sounds like you are from the UK, try

http://www.thebits.org.

Also see FAQ101-913.
No, i´m not from UK, i´m from Portugal but thanks for the links.

Can anyone please answer to the the questions i made above ?