A Property Page question that will stump ya

Does anyone know if I can call a property page during runtime???

For instance, i have this control, and the user clicks on a cmd button to call up the property page. I would like the property page to pop up and allow the user to edit the controls properties. Is this possible? Are there examples to show this.


Cheers
Bill Rogers

If you make your own form with text boxes or something, you can edit the control properties.

For example:
You click the "Properties" button that brings up a command button property list. This one only lists 3 properties. txtCaption, txtHeight, txtWidth. It also has an "Apply" button.

Code:

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Private Sub cmdApply_Click()

cmdYourButton.Caption = txtCaption.Text
cmdYourButton.Height = txtHeight.Text
cmdYourButton.Width = txtWidth.Text

End Sub

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Just add more properties in the same way.

-CD

[Edited by CreepingDeath on 05-18-2000 at 11:07 AM]

that normally would be the approach to use, but I am developing a MMC snapin, and there could multiple snapins and if I use a form it locks out the other snapin where as if i can figure out how to call my property page at runtime it wouldnt lock out the other snapin's.