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ShadowCrawler
Nov 10th, 1999, 03:17 PM
Anyone else noticed the standard "Very Very Very (etc.) Urgent" subject title appearing in this great forum? Starting to bug me...

Anyway, I've finally begun to experiment with ActiveX controls (after a year..hehe), can someone explain the difference between Property Get, Let, and Set to me?

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hpet
Nov 10th, 1999, 04:14 PM
With Property Get you are setting you property value (from internal variable for example).
With Property Let you can read in property value. For example user changed property value and you handle this in Property Let in way to assign this new value to internal variable.
Propery Set is similar to Let but with it you can set objects (like StdFont, StdPicture..)

You can read more about it in MSDN under Creating ActiveX controls.

hpet