Bill I can get this working i with a groupbox, but for some reason i can not
get it to work with a picture box.... where is the code I was using
this works....
me.label1..Pare nt = Me.GroupBox1
me.label1.BackC olor = Color.Transpare nt
This does not work...
me.label1..Pare nt = Me.picturebox1
me.label1.BackC olor = Color.Transpare nt
"Bill McCarthy" <Bill@N0SPAM.co mwrote in message
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Hi Brian,
>
In the properties picker, select Web , then select Transparent. Or in
code, Label1.BackColo r = Color.Transpare nt
>
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>
>
"Brian S." <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
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>Hi, Is there a way to make the lable background transparent? I though I
>was about to do this in Access 2.0... but its been a few years...
>Brian
>>
Ah ... PictureBox in dotnet is not a container. I think you are thinking
like VB6. In dotnet use a Panel for a container control.
"Brian S." <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
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Bill I can get this working i with a groupbox, but for some reason i can
not get it to work with a picture box.... where is the code I was using
this works....
me.label1..Pare nt = Me.GroupBox1
>
me.label1.BackC olor = Color.Transpare nt
>
This does not work...
>
me.label1..Pare nt = Me.picturebox1
>
me.label1.BackC olor = Color.Transpare nt
>
"Bill McCarthy" <Bill@N0SPAM.co mwrote in message
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>Hi Brian,
>>
>In the properties picker, select Web , then select Transparent. Or in
>code, Label1.BackColo r = Color.Transpare nt
>>
>>
>>
>>
>"Brian S." <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
>news:umkMufNqI HA.524@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>>Hi, Is there a way to make the lable background transparent? I though I
>>was about to do this in Access 2.0... but its been a few years...
>>Brian
>>>
The background from the Picturebox is shadowed. You see the background in
your attributes because it is inherited from controls, but you cannot use
it. (I use the picturebox often as sample when somebody ask if you can hide
attributes from the attribute box which are inheritted, you cannot)
Cor
"Brian S." <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamsc hreef in bericht
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Bill I can get this working i with a groupbox, but for some reason i can
not get it to work with a picture box.... where is the code I was using
this works....
me.label1..Pare nt = Me.GroupBox1
>
me.label1.BackC olor = Color.Transpare nt
>
This does not work...
>
me.label1..Pare nt = Me.picturebox1
>
me.label1.BackC olor = Color.Transpare nt
>
"Bill McCarthy" <Bill@N0SPAM.co mwrote in message
news:D0841FDC-EB64-45B4-9F87-75005245971D@mi crosoft.com...
>Hi Brian,
>>
>In the properties picker, select Web , then select Transparent. Or in
>code, Label1.BackColo r = Color.Transpare nt
>>
>>
>>
>>
>"Brian S." <bsgallatin@com munity.nospamwr ote in message
>news:umkMufNqI HA.524@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...
>>Hi, Is there a way to make the lable background transparent? I though I
>>was about to do this in Access 2.0... but its been a few years...
>>Brian
>>>
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