VB Controls, VB.CommandButton.Style

VB.CommandButton.Style

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Kenneth Hutso #1 / 3	VB.CommandButton.Style Hi all, Using VB6. I want to add CommandButtons to a form at run time. By default, the Style property of the CommandButton is vbButtonStandard. I need it set to vbButtonGraphical so I can show a graphic on the CommandButtons. However, the Style property is read only by default at run time. Any ideas on how to do this. Thanks in advance, Ken Hutson San Antonio, TX
Fri, 16 Dec 2005 19:48:04 GMT

Bob Butle #2 / 3	VB.CommandButton.Style Quote: > Hi all, > Using VB6. I want to add CommandButtons to a form at run time. By > default, the Style property of the CommandButton is vbButtonStandard. > I need it set to vbButtonGraphical so I can show a graphic on the > CommandButtons. However, the Style property is read only by default > at run time. Any ideas on how to do this. add one at design time and set the style as desired and the index property to 0 (or any appropriate value); then use the Load and Unload statements to handle the new instances.
Fri, 16 Dec 2005 21:25:30 GMT

Kenneth Hutso #3 / 3	VB.CommandButton.Style Thanks Bob! Ken Hutson San ANtonio, TX Quote: >-----Original Message----- >> Hi all, >> Using VB6. I want to add CommandButtons to a form at run time. By >> default, the Style property of the CommandButton is vbButtonStandard. >> I need it set to vbButtonGraphical so I can show a graphic on the >> CommandButtons. However, the Style property is read only by default >> at run time. Any ideas on how to do this. >add one at design time and set the style as desired and the index property >to 0 (or any appropriate value); then use the Load and Unload statements to - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Quote: >handle the new instances. >.
Sat, 17 Dec 2005 00:56:48 GMT

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