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  • Brian Rypstra

    circular form control

    Does any one know if there exists a form control that can function much like
    a rectangle control but is circular (or 6 sided say)? Can I make a custom
    control called circle that groups 6 instances of the line control and
    functions exactly like the line control (props, events etc) . I think I can
    do it with net but don't want to learn it, hopefully I can do it with access
    or VBA

    Please help steer me in the right direction

    Thanks

    Brian


  • Brian Rypstra

    #2
    Re: circular form control

    Well - I just noticed lines don't have events so that won't work either> but
    I still need to make a circle control that can have events and properties
    much like a rectanagle


    Brian Rypstra" <bnjryp@teluspl anet.net> wrote in message
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    > Does any one know if there exists a form control that can function much[/color]
    like[color=blue]
    > a rectangle control but is circular (or 6 sided say)? Can I make a custom
    > control called circle that groups 6 instances of the line control and
    > functions exactly like the line control (props, events etc) . I think I[/color]
    can[color=blue]
    > do it with net but don't want to learn it, hopefully I can do it with[/color]
    access[color=blue]
    > or VBA
    >
    > Please help steer me in the right direction
    >
    > Thanks
    >
    > Brian
    >
    >[/color]


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    • MGFoster

      #3
      Re: circular form control

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      Perhaps you can create an circle icon & place that in an Image
      control's Picture property. Then use the click events of the Image
      control. You can also put an icon on a CommandButton.

      Using the form's or control's MouseDown event you can determine where
      on the form/control the mouse was clicked by examining the X & Y
      parameters of the event procedure (numbers start from the top left
      corner).

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      MGFoster:::mgf
      Oakland, CA (USA)

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      Brian Rypstra wrote:
      [color=blue]
      > Well - I just noticed lines don't have events so that won't work either> but
      > I still need to make a circle control that can have events and properties
      > much like a rectanagle
      >
      >
      > Brian Rypstra" <bnjryp@teluspl anet.net> wrote in message
      > news:aUyib.9324 $x97.6521@clgrp s13...
      >[color=green]
      >>Does any one know if there exists a form control that can function much[/color]
      >
      > like
      >[color=green]
      >>a rectangle control but is circular (or 6 sided say)? Can I make a custom
      >>control called circle that groups 6 instances of the line control and
      >>functions exactly like the line control (props, events etc) . I think I[/color]
      >
      > can
      >[color=green]
      >>do it with net but don't want to learn it, hopefully I can do it with[/color]
      >
      > access
      >[color=green]
      >>or VBA
      >>
      >>Please help steer me in the right direction
      >>
      >>Thanks
      >>
      >>Brian
      >>
      >>[/color]
      >
      >
      >[/color]

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      • Chris Mills

        #4
        Re: circular form control

        Place a command button over whatever you have drawn and set the Transparent
        property.

        "Brian Rypstra" <bnjryp@teluspl anet.net> wrote in message
        news:lczib.8243 $KX.202924@news 1.telusplanet.n et...[color=blue]
        > Well - I just noticed lines don't have events so that won't work either> but
        > I still need to make a circle control that can have events and properties
        > much like a rectanagle
        >[/color]


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        • R Baumann

          #5
          Re: circular form control

          At one time, Albert Kallal posted a way to do "shaped" forms, such as
          circles, polygons, etc. It utilities the Win API. I don't have the URL any
          more. Perhaps Albert would be so kind as to provide that info again?

          HTH
          Ruben

          "Brian Rypstra" <bnjryp@teluspl anet.net> wrote in message
          news:aUyib.9324 $x97.6521@clgrp s13...[color=blue]
          > Does any one know if there exists a form control that can function much[/color]
          like[color=blue]
          > a rectangle control but is circular (or 6 sided say)? Can I make a custom
          > control called circle that groups 6 instances of the line control and
          > functions exactly like the line control (props, events etc) . I think I[/color]
          can[color=blue]
          > do it with net but don't want to learn it, hopefully I can do it with[/color]
          access[color=blue]
          > or VBA
          >
          > Please help steer me in the right direction
          >
          > Thanks
          >
          > Brian
          >
          >[/color]


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          • Manoel Santana

            #6
            Re: circular form control


            "Brian Rypstra" <bnjryp@teluspl anet.net> escreveu na mensagem
            news:aUyib.9324 $x97.6521@clgrp s13...[color=blue]
            > Does any one know if there exists a form control that can function much[/color]
            like[color=blue]
            > a rectangle control but is circular (or 6 sided say)? Can I make a custom
            > control called circle that groups 6 instances of the line control and
            > functions exactly like the line control (props, events etc) . I think I[/color]
            can[color=blue]
            > do it with net but don't want to learn it, hopefully I can do it with[/color]
            access[color=blue]
            > or VBA
            >
            > Please help steer me in the right direction
            >
            > Thanks
            >
            > Brian
            >
            >[/color]


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