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|    Dean Earley to Jeffrey Christiansen    |
|    Re: Where is VALUE property on Microsoft    |
|    25 Jun 07 10:27:28    |
      From: dean.earley@icode.co.uk              Jeffrey Christiansen wrote:       > I wanted to add a toggle button to a VB2005 form to be used for a       > simple Windows Application (i.e. compiled to a "*.exe"), so I added       > the ActiveX Microsoft Forms Object toggle button, however I can't get       > this button does work properly. The documentation I found in the       > FM20.CHM files says the button state can be determined from its       > "Value" property, but the property list shown in VB2005 does not have       > a "Value" property. How is the button state determined and why is       > there no "Value" property?              This doesn't directly answer your questions, but you can not distribute       the MS Forms controls.       This means your users HAVE to have MS Office (or a few other select MS       apps) to be able to run your app.              Additionally, there must be a similar .net based control rather than       shoehorning an ActiveX control into a .NET app.              (I can't follow up to comp.lang.basic.visual as my ISP don't hold the group)              --       Dean Earley (dean.earley@icode.co.uk)       i-Catcher Development Team              iCode Systems              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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