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All the help files say that the ForeColor is a property of the Command Button but it is not on the property sheet for a command button and if I try to set it at run time I get an error saying it's not a method of that object. ???
I've looked around on the MSDN site and I see no bugs saying there's a mistake...am I doing something wrong or is it really not a property of it? I've set the Style to 1 (graphical) and that doesn't help.
any help?
Thanks
--Dan
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The command button does not have a ForeColor property. I think it's just that Help is confusing in that it lists the ForeColor and BackColor properties together but both don't apply to all the same controls.
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Use Sheridan Controls
Go into Project then Components
Select sheridan controls
Then grab the SS command button
And u can do most of these things
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Just add a checkbox and set the textbox style property to 1 or graphical. You now have a command button in appearance with a forecolor property.
I know, you said Command Button not CheckBox but once you do it you will see the magic in it.
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hmm
U son of ...
That's good, Joe... That's good!
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Or use the Button shipped with Sheridan 3D Controls.