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- Implement a MouseExit event for VB6 controls
- The MouseMove event lets you detect when a mouse enters a VB6 control; however, Visual Basic doesn't have a built-in event that allows you to determine when a mouse exits a control. This tip explains how easy it is to create your own MouseExit event. If you want to...
- Tags: Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, Mice, Peter Aitken, Boolean, mouse, MouseMove, Visual Basic Tips Newsletter, Control, Microsoft Visual Basic, Hardware, Peripherals
- Technical articles 2005-07-14
- Implementing mouse-over effects on VB6 forms
- Advance your scripting skills to the next level with TechRepublic's free Visual Basic newsletter, delivered each Friday. Automatically sign up today!If you spend much time browsing the Web, you'll notice thatsome Web pages feature mouse-over effects. These effects change the appearanceof a screen element when a user passes the...
- Tags: event procedure, INTEGER, Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, MouseMove, MouseMove event procedure, Peter Aitken
- Technical articles 2005-03-31
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- Track mouse events in your VB6 programs by capturing the mouse
- The way Visual Basic 6 handles mouse events is called capturing the mouse. Find out what happens when a user captures the mouse, and then learn how you can verify this behavior yourself. The phrase "capture the mouse" refers to the way VB6 handles mouse events. By default,...
- Tags: Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, Mice, Peter Aitken, mouse, mouse event, pointer, Visual Basic Tips Newsletter, Event, Hardware, Peripherals
- Technical articles 2005-05-19
- MouseMoveFunctions
- Find out how to create an Access form whose command buttons change color when you mouse over them. And you don't need ActiveX controls!By Todd E. ParkerGive your Command Buttons that interactive look and feel. Why use those boring Command Buttons when you can have them change color when the...
- Tags: ActiveX/COM/COM+/DCOM, Mice, Databases, Guest Contributor, ActiveX Control, Microsoft Access
- Technical articles 2000-05-22
- Implementing mouse-over effects on VB6 forms
- VB6 & VB.NETPeter, Thanks for the detail regarding how to setup and use mouseover events in VB6. Could you extend your discussion and show equivalent method/code for VB.NET 2003?Thank youShould have pointed outAs you are reseting Command1's appearance in the container's mousemove event. If you have an adjacent control,...
- Tags: curcio1.jv@..., Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, mouse, programming, Style Property
- Discussion threads 2005-04-01
- System-tray enable your Visual Basic apps
- In this article, Lamont Adams explains how to add an icon to the system tray. He also tries to illustrate some features of Windows' Version 5 system tray but admits he's stumped. Help him out, if you think you can.Q:"I'm a VB newbie, [and I’m] using the Packaging and Distribution...
- Tags: Microsoft development tools, Programming languages, Lamont Adams, system tray, Microsoft Visual Basic
- Technical articles 2001-07-02
- Create a VB6 Command Button that fires repeatedly
- just asking for trouble"...such as when you're performing an operation on multiple files"Most of the time you need to process multiple files, you do all the looping in a command button's click event. This may just be a bad example. You can get the same functionality by providing...
- Tags: aikimark@..., click event, command button, design, gui, Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, mouse, programming, standardization, ui, user interface, vb, visual basic
- Discussion threads 2006-01-06
- Creating browser-independent event handlers requires careful planning
- When developing applications in a cross-browser environment, you must take care to insure that the user interface isn't dependent on an event that is unique to a specific browser. The wide range of interpretations of event standards adds an additional degree of difficulty. It would be embarrassing to explain to...
- Tags: Mice, Web browsers, Keyboards, Edmond Woychowsky, mouse, Mouse pointer, Web browser, pointer
- Technical articles 2003-07-01
- Mouse Cursor Trail Script
- I have this problem. How to change the path or SRC because the uploaded 6 image was not stored in the same site where this code is running? I can't really store the images and the HTML file in the same website.THE SITE WHERE IMAGES UPLOADED:http://i229.photobucket.com/albums/ee94/michael_siliconvalley/tworld.gifTHANK YOU SO MUCH AND...
- Tags: C/C++, Mice, Programming languages, mouse, michael_siliconvalley@..., parseInt
- Discussion threads 2007-09-21
- Stupid Web Tricks: Build a drag-and-drop navigation menu
- Click here for our complete list of Stupid Web Tricks.By Sarahjane White(11/30/99)Where is the best place to put your page's navigation menu? Randy Bennett's Web site proves it can be anywhere at any time. With this innovative drag-and-drop menu, users can actually pick up your page's menu and move it...
- Tags: Web browsers, isNav, document.captureEvents, objectX, Web browser, isIE, Menu-Item
- Technical articles 2003-10-02
- Creating a pane splitter in VB6
- By Peter AitkenThis articleoriginally appeared in the Builder.comVisual Basic e-newsletter. Clickhere to subscribe automatically.Many Windows programs use a window with panes separated by asplitter. You can drag the splitter to make one pane larger and the othersmaller--without changing the parent window size. While Visual Basic 6 doesn'tprovide a control for...
- Tags: Â Â Â, Guest Contributor, Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0, pane, Picture Box, splitter, window
- Technical articles 2004-09-15
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