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adding menu bar to a project
Posted on 2004-04-27
hi i need help on following:-
1. How to add a menubar on a vb project? and which OCX is req?
2. I want my project to become full screen mean miximized on run, how it will be done?
plz help, bye
1. How to add a menubar on a vb project? and which OCX is req?
2. I want my project to become full screen mean miximized on run, how it will be done?
plz help, bye
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1: Use the menu-editor, right click somewhere on your form (the one you want the menu on) and then select Menu-editor... This will add a menubar to your form, and if you
have a MDI-form then it is for the entire project.
2: Set the forms 'windowstate' to maximized
This all is for VB6
Greetings,
p_Sie
have a MDI-form then it is for the entire project.
2: Set the forms 'windowstate' to maximized
This all is for VB6
Greetings,
p_Sie
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...does that mean that you do not want the initial form "maximized" but need to set the form (window) dimensions [top, left, width & height] to match the screen dimensions?
e.g.
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.Move 0,0
Me.Width = Screen.Width
Me.Height = Screen.Height
End Sub
BFN,
fp.
e.g.
Private Sub Form_Load()
Me.Move 0,0
Me.Width = Screen.Width
Me.Height = Screen.Height
End Sub
BFN,
fp.
Form Style make it NONE
so no frame , will be there
and about the window state make it Maximized
it will be totally full screen
just like you are using a game .
so no frame , will be there
and about the window state make it Maximized
it will be totally full screen
just like you are using a game .
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