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3rd Party ActiveX Form Control...Hello Friends,
I have looked but have not found a 3rd party activex control which is a form. Are there any out there ...? Thanks for any help. :) "Vincent" <vincent***@hotmail.com> wrote in message You're going to have to explain much better than that what it is that you're news:O5Vmv4AZFHA.3648@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > > I have looked but have not found a 3rd party activex control which is a > form. Are there any out there ...? looking for. -- Mike Microsoft MVP Visual Basic Hello MikeD,
Thankyou for your response. I am looking for a substitute for the form that is normally used in VB6. Something which will allow a little customization. This is a company that says they are making a form control... I was just wondering if there were anymore out there: http://www.ciatheco.com/ Thanks. Show quoteHide quote "Vincent" <vincent***@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:O5Vmv4AZFHA.3648@TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl... > Hello Friends, > > I have looked but have not found a 3rd party activex control which is a > form. Are there any out there ...? > > Thanks for any help. :) > hi Vincent,
I can see two ways to get "customization" of a form (window). 1. Go the api route. That is, you can use CreateWindow to make a window, more CreateWindow calls to add the controls. Then you subclass your window, to detect system messages and convert them into events. (onClick, etc). There are many examples of this on the various vb source code sites, look for "Hello World" demos. Using this method, you can do just about anything you like with your form (er, window). But you will find writing api code to be much more troublesome normal vb code. 2. If you only want a customized APPEARANCE, and are happy with the usual underlying vb form code, then you want to look for sites that offer code to "skin" your form and buttons. A "skin" will give your form and controls a more "sexy" appearance, but underneath there is still the same old dull-and-boring vb form. There is also a lot of code on the vb source code websites showing how to "skin" a form. For one example of how to "skin" a vb form, take a look at Steve McMahon's "Neo-Caption Component": http://www.vbaccelerator.com/home/VB/Code/Controls/Skins/article.asp cheers, jw _______________________________________________________ You got questions? WE GOT ANSWERS!!! ..(but, no guarantee the answer will apply to your question) Vincent wrote: Show quoteHide quote > Hello Friends, > > I have looked but have not found a 3rd party activex control which is a > form. Are there any out there ...? > > Thanks for any help. :) > >
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