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I am able to get my font and color dialog to open and change to what ever I
want. The code I am using is something like (below). The problem is when I
hit the cancel button the property of the object will display. For example,
if I hit cancel on the backgroud color it will turn black because the default
color for the dialog is blk. I have tried to do something like (next below)
and when I do that it is still calling the default color. What is the best
way to write for a color dialog? How do I handle the cancel button?
sub
with dlgcolor
.showcolor
rtbcolor = color
end with
dim something as dialogresults
if something <> dailogresults.OK then
rtbcolor = color
end if
end sub
want. The code I am using is something like (below). The problem is when I
hit the cancel button the property of the object will display. For example,
if I hit cancel on the backgroud color it will turn black because the default
color for the dialog is blk. I have tried to do something like (next below)
and when I do that it is still calling the default color. What is the best
way to write for a color dialog? How do I handle the cancel button?
sub
with dlgcolor
.showcolor
rtbcolor = color
end with
dim something as dialogresults
if something <> dailogresults.OK then
rtbcolor = color
end if
end sub
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On Error GoTo cancelled
CommonDialog1.CancelError = True
CommonDialog1.ShowColor
RichTextBox1.SelColor = CommonDialog1.Color
cancelled:
End Sub