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how: copy / past, labels / textboxes, using code in vb???
how: copy / past, labels / textboxes, using code in vb???
copy me!label1 to me!label2 or some such method, thanx much.
copy me!label1 to me!label2 or some such method, thanx much.
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me!label2 = me!label1
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how to copy the control, not just it's caption or value. thanx
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You can also create more at runtime...see here: http://www.vbexplorer.com/VBExplorer/vb_feature/april2000/april2000.asp
You can not copy/paste a control at run time.
This is because unilike VB IDE clipboard object won't hold the control information .
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I have supplied a working solution to the question.
Accept with grade A or B seems proper.
Regards.
Accept with grade A or B seems proper.
Regards.
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Regards.
Regards.
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Text1.text="Text"
Label1.Caption="Text"
Then...
Private Sub Command1_CLick()
Text2.text=Text1.text
End Sub
Private Sub Command2_Click()
Label2.caption=label1.capt
End Sub