vaughn9
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Which property do I need to change to change a command button dynamically (1.e.during program execution)
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chqnge command button dynamically
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Command1.BackColor = vbRed
You will need to have the Style property set to 1 Graphical at design time for this to work
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You will need to have the Style property set to 1 Graphical at design time for this to work
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Here are my choices
In order to overlap (say a command button) during design time, we use the send to back’ or ‘bring to front’ option form the edit menu. To change it dynamically (i.e. during program execution) we need to change:
a. Background color property
b. Caption property
c. Zorder property
d. Autoredraw property
e. SendtoBack property
f. Bringtofront property
g. Hide property
h. Show property
In order to overlap (say a command button) during design time, we use the send to back’ or ‘bring to front’ option form the edit menu. To change it dynamically (i.e. during program execution) we need to change:
a. Background color property
b. Caption property
c. Zorder property
d. Autoredraw property
e. SendtoBack property
f. Bringtofront property
g. Hide property
h. Show property
Hi Vaughn9,
This is a little tricky, as you haven't actually asked a question yet but I am guessing you want something to be hidden at some stage and visible at others.
Using the .visible property will achieve this, setting it to true or false accordingly.
If I haven't guessed correctly, please ask a question.
HTH
Chris
This is a little tricky, as you haven't actually asked a question yet but I am guessing you want something to be hidden at some stage and visible at others.
Using the .visible property will achieve this, setting it to true or false accordingly.
If I haven't guessed correctly, please ask a question.
HTH
Chris
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