Quote Originally Posted by Krool View Post
Is the ToolBar ShowTips issue resolved? I don't know what to fix. Could this be a Win 10 bug?
No, not really resolved.
For now, I decided to use a short tooltip for the 'special' buttons.


Hmm, interesting. I could replicate your demo and confirm.
And it becomes even more interesting:
In the calling form, make a menu using the menu designer.
From a submenu, call form 2.
Test the form2 behavior by clicking the menu with the MOUSE.
Note the values by screenshot or alike.
Quit and restart.
Hit F10 to activate the menu, and hit Enter on the menu by KEYBOARD.
This is _a lot_ faster than the mouse method.
I can't see such a difference when using intrinsic controls.
Perhaps this fires your fantasies?

Right now I'm clueless. By each Load command the UserControl_Intialize and UserControl_ReadProperties is called, which is OK and necessary.
I cannot tell now if it's VB.UserControl fault or some overhead in my sources..
I don't expect the same speed as with the intrinsic controls.
Option and Check are very slow.
CommandButton is good enough, as there won't be 100 of them in one Form.
The LabelW is "acceptable".
I doubt the slowness is because of the UserControl model only.
But I didn't investigate deeper.