Microsoft style icons & Excel style tabs
On 15-Jun-97 12:40:24, Ali McCormick was so nice to say:
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> Two things,
> 1 I'm using VB 4 in the 32 bit environment and I'm creating a number
> of toolbars for my document handling application. However, I want it
> to have a Microsoft Office look and feel so I want the standard 'open,
> new document, print, copy, paste' icons. Any ideas how I could get
> hold of them?
Grab an image of the application window containing the icons (I think
it's Alt-Printscreen...I don't have a PC here to test it on though :).
Then paste the image into a paint program and cut out the icons you want
(and save them as separate images).
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> 2 I would like to be able to insert a tabbed control which looks like
> the worksheet tabs at the bottom of an Excel spreadsheet. Is one
> available? (The tabs that come with VB are the wrong sort).
Have you tried setting the orientation so the tabs are on the bottom?
One of the properties allows you to do this.
(Although I'm not sure if the Microsoft tab control allows this. I know
the SSTab control that comes with VB4 provides this feature, though.)
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> Ali McCormick
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