Moving of texts

[Zelalem]

Hi...

1.Can i move texts, pictures in the VB.6 interace? As in <Marquee > is used in html.

[srikanthtenali]

Hi...

1.Can i move texts, pictures in the VB.6 interace? As in <Marquee > is used in html.

Yes you can do that, simply flow the below code

Dim int1 As Integer
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
If int1 = Len(......some text.......) Then int1 = 1
TxtFlash = Mid(StrFlash, int1, Len(StrFlash)) & StrFlash
int1 = int1 + 1
End Sub

[Killer42]

Can i move texts, pictures in the VB.6 interace? As in <Marquee > is used in html.

I don't think VB has a scrolling textbox control, but you can do it yourself with a bit of code (see response from srikanthtenali for a sample). I think there is an animation control which will show an animated GIF file or a movie.

[Zelalem]

Yes you can do that, simply flow the below code

Dim int1 As Integer
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
If int1 = Len(......some text.......) Then int1 = 1
TxtFlash = Mid(StrFlash, int1, Len(StrFlash)) & StrFlash
int1 = int1 + 1
End Sub

I tried it, but i faild to do so and come up with the following queston.
Can you say something why it does not work ?

[snowwwolf]

I tried it, but i faild to do so and come up with the following queston.
Can you say something why it does not work ?

Dim _MoveLeft
Private Sub Timer1_Timer()

If Label1.Left < 0 Then _MoveLeft = False
If Label1.Left > Me.Width - Label1.Width Then _MoveLeft = True
If _MoveLeft Then

Label1.Left = Label1.Left - 10

Else

Label1.Left = Label1.Left + 10

End If

End Sub

Note : first you must set interval value and set true to enable property to timer1

hope this help,

<X>

[Killer42]

I tried it, but i faild to do so and come up with the following queston.
Can you say something why it does not work ?

I haven't tried that code myself, but one thing stands out. If you tried to use it exactly as it was shown here, the ......some text....... would cause an error because it needs quotes (") around it to make it a string literal. srikanthtenali just used it as a placeholder to show where you should place your text string.

[Killer42]

On further consideration, I think there are further problems with that code. Try snowwwolf's, and see how it goes. The difference is that the first method was trying to chop up a string and stick the parts of it together differently, while snowwwolf is simply moving a label on the form. Both techniques probably have their good and bad points.

I believe the best thing for you to do at this point would be to take the ideas that have been provided, and play with them. You'll learn much more that way than if we just hand you a solution.