re VB Button Bar Tips

[ga...@ewd.dsto.gov.au]

Add an icon box on top of the button and place an icon in it. Set
Enabled = false on the icon box and you have an iconified button.

Cheers

[Simon Bernstein]

ga...@ewd.dsto.gov.au wrote:
: Add an icon box on top of the button and place an icon in it. Set

: Enabled = false on the icon box and you have an iconified button.

Ah yes, but have you tried using the Toolbar VBX available at
ftp.cica.indiana.edu, in the /pub/pc/win3/programmr/vbasic directory ? It
is superb. I coded my own using the PicClp VBX that comes with the
Professional Kit, and the Image control. That worked fine and was pretty
simple to implement, but this Freeware (Yep, FREE) toolkit is superb. A
really great add on, for any VB programmer. (No, I didn't write it!!!)

- Simon
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[Scott Evans]

> Ah yes, but have you tried using the Toolbar VBX available at
> ftp.cica.indiana.edu, in the /pub/pc/win3/programmr/vbasic directory ?
> It is superb.

As the guy who posted the original question, I'll second this. I
went and grabbed it last night, and after an hour my application's
got a nice button bar. Cool. Kudos to Brett Foster (the author).

s