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I usually just create my own unique form for most situations. &nbsp;<br />
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If you want one that is flexible enough that it will resize itself and give you the option of one or more buttons, with personalized captions, it involves a lot of coding.<br />
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I've not looked at either of the references that Ron mentions above.
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I usually just create my own unique form for most situations.  

If you want one that is flexible enough that it will resize itself and give you the option of one or more buttons, with personalized captions, it involves a lot of coding.

I've not looked at either of the references that Ron mentions above.

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It's all here at EE:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MS_Access/A_17684-Modern-Metro-style-message-box-and-input-box-for-Microsoft-Access-2013.html" rel="ugc">Modern/Metro style message box and input box for Microsoft Access 2013</a><br />
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Browse to the paragraph: <b>Localized captions</b><br />
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The download contains all the details, like:
<pre><code id="code-20-40638497-1">' First and last Enum ButtonCaption.
Private Const FirstCaptionId    As Long = 800
Private Const LastCaptionId     As Long = 810</code></pre>
/gustav
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It's all here at EE:
Modern/Metro style message box and input box for Microsoft Access 2013 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/Database/MS_Access/A_17684-Modern-Metro-style-message-box-and-input-box-for-Microsoft-Access-2013.html]

Browse to the paragraph: Localized captions

The download contains all the details, like:

' First and last Enum ButtonCaption.
Private Const FirstCaptionId    As Long = 800
Private Const LastCaptionId     As Long = 810

/gustav

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Pretty snazzy, Gustav. &nbsp;I wish you could make it work with older versions of Access. &nbsp;I'd be all over this at work. &nbsp;:-)<br />
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Ron
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Pretty snazzy, Gustav.  I wish you could make it work with older versions of Access.  I'd be all over this at work.  :-)

Ron

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Thanks Ron.<br />
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It seems to run under Win 7 / Access 2010, but the upper corners are rounded.<br />
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/gustav
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Thanks Ron.

It seems to run under Win 7 / Access 2010, but the upper corners are rounded.

/gustav

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Disappointing news but obviously correct.<br />
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My thanks<br />
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Derek
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Disappointing news but obviously correct.

My thanks

Derek

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I want to name the buttons on a standard messagebox form. The form that appears when you code, Msgbox &quot;Do you want an icecream?&quot;. vbYes/No<br />
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Can this be done or do I have to create a form manually
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I want to name the buttons on a standard messagebox form. The form that appears when you code, Msgbox "Do you want an icecream?". vbYes/No

Can this be done or do I have to create a form manually

Titles for messagebox buttons

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.