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Phillip X. Fe
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 List box within List box In a combo box control, if I select an item from the
list box portion of the control, how to pop up
another listbox within the first one ?
Like on Win95 screen, click start, select settings,
we will be able to see a second list box. Can this be
done by combo box in VB5 ?
Thanks
Phil
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| Mon, 18 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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George T. Brotherston I
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List box within List box It seems to me as if the Start Menu, Settings, etc. are actually forms, not
list boxes. Therefore, you can't compare what you want to the Start Menu.
As far as the possibility with combo boxes, I'm not sure. But you may want
to use forms.
There's my (un)expert opinion, hope this helps.
George
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>In a combo box control, if I select an item from the >list box portion of the control, how to pop up >another listbox within the first one ? >Like on Win95 screen, click start, select settings,
>we will be able to see a second list box. Can this be
>done by combo box in VB5 ?
>Thanks
>Phil
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| Mon, 18 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Karl Westberg, MCP
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List box within List box Hang on, does the name MENU ring a bell? Well how about the event MouseUp?
Have a MouseUp perform a ME.POPUPMENU at X,Y and I think this may be
similar to what you are asking.
--
Karl Westberg, MCPS
Quote: > It seems to me as if the Start Menu, Settings, etc. are actually forms, not > list boxes. Therefore, you can't compare what you want to the Start Menu. > As far as the possibility with combo boxes, I'm not sure. But you may want > to use forms. > There's my (un)expert opinion, hope this helps.
> George
> >In a combo box control, if I select an item from the
> >list box portion of the control, how to pop up
> >another listbox within the first one ?
> >Like on Win95 screen, click start, select settings,
> >we will be able to see a second list box. Can this be
> >done by combo box in VB5 ?
> >Thanks
> >Phil
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| Wed, 20 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Kane Sherloc
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List box within List box No need to be sarcastic, I two was a learner once and if I hadn't ask some
stupid questions now and then, I wouldn't be as skilled as I am now.
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>Hang on, does the name MENU ring a bell? Well how about the event MouseUp? > Have a MouseUp perform a ME.POPUPMENU at X,Y and I think this may be >similar to what you are asking. >-- >Karl Westberg, MCPS
>> It seems to me as if the Start Menu, Settings, etc. are actually forms,
>not
>> list boxes. Therefore, you can't compare what you want to the Start
>Menu.
>> As far as the possibility with combo boxes, I'm not sure. But you may
>want
>> to use forms.
>> There's my (un)expert opinion, hope this helps.
>> George
>> >In a combo box control, if I select an item from the
>> >list box portion of the control, how to pop up
>> >another listbox within the first one ?
>> >Like on Win95 screen, click start, select settings,
>> >we will be able to see a second list box. Can this be
>> >done by combo box in VB5 ?
>> >Thanks
>> >Phil
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| Sun, 24 Sep 2000 03:00:00 GMT |
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Karl Westberg, MCP
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List box within List box I wasn't being sarcastic. I was trying to add a little humor but obviously
I have offended you, and perhaps some others. This is the danger of
writing anything an hence probably where the idea for an emoticon came
from. Inserting a little =) in your text lets people know that you are not
trying to be a jerk but rather a help.
--
Karl Westberg, MCPS
Quote: > No need to be sarcastic, I two was a learner once and if I hadn't ask some > stupid questions now and then, I wouldn't be as skilled as I am now.
Quote: > >Hang on, does the name MENU ring a bell? Well how about the event MouseUp? > > Have a MouseUp perform a ME.POPUPMENU at X,Y and I think this may be > >similar to what you are asking. > >-- > >Karl Westberg, MCPS
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> >> It seems to me as if the Start Menu, Settings, etc. are actually
forms,
> >not
> >> list boxes. Therefore, you can't compare what you want to the Start
> >Menu.
> >> As far as the possibility with combo boxes, I'm not sure. But you may
> >want
> >> to use forms.
> >> There's my (un)expert opinion, hope this helps.
> >> George
> >> >In a combo box control, if I select an item from the
> >> >list box portion of the control, how to pop up
> >> >another listbox within the first one ?
> >> >Like on Win95 screen, click start, select settings,
> >> >we will be able to see a second list box. Can this be
> >> >done by combo box in VB5 ?
> >> >Thanks
> >> >Phil
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