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using a form as a message box vb6
VB6
having a hard time trying to make a form/splash screen to be used as a message box. i want the user to have to click a "Yes" or "No" label instead of a message box button because they have just been press the space bar or just scanning the next barcode instead of acutally reading the message. any thoughts. i can show the splash screen with the labels but when i refocus on the orginal form my text1.setfocus errors out. any idea? There is a lot of code mixed in with this so it is hard to provide an example.
having a hard time trying to make a form/splash screen to be used as a message box. i want the user to have to click a "Yes" or "No" label instead of a message box button because they have just been press the space bar or just scanning the next barcode instead of acutally reading the message. any thoughts. i can show the splash screen with the labels but when i refocus on the orginal form my text1.setfocus errors out. any idea? There is a lot of code mixed in with this so it is hard to provide an example.
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What's the error? "Errors out" is not very specific.
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ok so instead of buttons on the message form i want labels for yes or no . i will try that thanks
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sorry not sure how to remove the check box either
What is the advantage of labels?
sorry not sure how to remove the check box eitherIn the IDE, right-click on the checkbox and choose 'Cut'.
I might get silly and make the default button a third button labeled "I'm not paying attention"
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thanks
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thanks for working Sunday!!