As you may be aware, a command button in Access 2000 does not show text when it is transparent. What if the form has an image that you want to see through the button? To present a transparent button that is transparent but shows the text, try this....
Create a button, establish its properties(name, caption, size, events, etc.)just as any normal button. Set the transparent property to "yes". Then create a label with the same properties, especially the transparent to "yes" but do not add any events. Size the label to be the same size as the button. Drag the button over the label and save. Now the button works as normal allowing your form to be visable through the button and the label gives the appearance of an actual button with text.
Hope this is helpful for you. [sig]<p>Turbo<br>[/sig]
Create a button, establish its properties(name, caption, size, events, etc.)just as any normal button. Set the transparent property to "yes". Then create a label with the same properties, especially the transparent to "yes" but do not add any events. Size the label to be the same size as the button. Drag the button over the label and save. Now the button works as normal allowing your form to be visable through the button and the label gives the appearance of an actual button with text.
Hope this is helpful for you. [sig]<p>Turbo<br>[/sig]