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Posted on 1998-08-07
how do i make text in a label blink?
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one way:
put a timer "Timer1" on your form, give it an interval of 400 or whatever length of time you desire.
now put your label "Label1" on the form and set the text to whatever you would like
code
--------------------------
Option Explicit
Dim mblnVisible As Boolean
Private Sub Form_Load()
mblnVisible = True
End Sub
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
mblnVisible = mblnVisible Xor True
Label1.Visible = mblnVisible
End Sub
put a timer "Timer1" on your form, give it an interval of 400 or whatever length of time you desire.
now put your label "Label1" on the form and set the text to whatever you would like
code
--------------------------
Option Explicit
Dim mblnVisible As Boolean
Private Sub Form_Load()
mblnVisible = True
End Sub
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
mblnVisible = mblnVisible Xor True
Label1.Visible = mblnVisible
End Sub
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