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If you double click the command button, it will open the Form Code Module and place you within the click event. &nbsp;<br />
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You could write some code to bring up a Message Box, like this<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;MsgBox &quot;Hello World!&quot;,VbInformation,&quot;The<wbr /> world's oldest and most over-used demo&quot;<br />
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End Sub<br />
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If you double click the command button, it will open the Form Code Module and place you within the click event.  

You could write some code to bring up a Message Box, like this
Sub Command1_Click()

   MsgBox "Hello World!",VbInformation,"The world's oldest and most over-used demo"

End Sub





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is mcix comment is exactly what you want?<br />
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is mcix comment is exactly what you want?



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man, I dont' want to rude, but it is impossible to answer a question like this. You have to let us know a little bit more...<br />

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man, I dont' want to rude, but it is impossible to answer a question like this. You have to let us know a little bit more...


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Imposible.. for me sorry....!<br />

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VB is an events driven lan. You would put your code in the event you want to fire up. Mcix shows you a prefect example for responding to the click event. You could put code in the mouseover event if you want something to happen when the user moves his/her mouse over the control.<br />

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VB is an events driven lan. You would put your code in the event you want to fire up. Mcix shows you a prefect example for responding to the click event. You could put code in the mouseover event if you want something to happen when the user moves his/her mouse over the control.


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i have a command box but i do not know how to set the command to do an action when u click it.<br />
How do u?
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i have a command box but i do not know how to set the command to do an action when u click it.
How do u?

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Visual Basic is Microsoft’s event-driven programming language and integrated development environment (IDE) for its Component Object Model (COM) programming model. It is relatively easy to learn and use because of its graphical development features and BASIC heritage. It has been replaced with VB.NET, and is very similar to VBA (Visual Basic for Applications), the programming language for the Microsoft Office product line.