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Mouse Over Highlight
Good Morning All,
I have a bitmap image that i have inserted into my form and added an onclick procedure to. Is there a way to highlight that image when my mouse move over it; similar to command buttons. Thanks in advance for any help, |
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Mouse Over Highlight
No you cannot highlight an image, you will need a second image to replace the
first when the mouseover occurs. -- Dorian "Give someone a fish and they eat for a day; teach someone to fish and they eat for a lifetime". "aubrey" wrote: Good Morning All, I have a bitmap image that i have inserted into my form and added an onclick procedure to. Is there a way to highlight that image when my mouse move over it; similar to command buttons. Thanks in advance for any help, |
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Mouse Over Highlight
Hi Dorian,
Is there a way to run a "mouseover" procedure. I see mousedown/move/up, but not mouse over. Aubrey, "Dorian" wrote: No you cannot highlight an image, you will need a second image to replace the first when the mouseover occurs. -- Dorian "Give someone a fish and they eat for a day; teach someone to fish and they eat for a lifetime". "aubrey" wrote: Good Morning All, I have a bitmap image that i have inserted into my form and added an onclick procedure to. Is there a way to highlight that image when my mouse move over it; similar to command buttons. Thanks in advance for any help, |
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Mouse Over Highlight
"aubrey" wrote in message
... Is there a way to run a "mouseover" procedure. I see mousedown/move/up, but not mouse over. MouseMove is the equivalent of MouseOver. Note that the MouseMove event will fire whenever the mouse is moved over the control, even if it's already over it, so your highlighting code for the event would do well to set a flag so it can tell whether the mouse was already over the control. Also you need to use the MouseMove event of the surrounding section or control to reset the highlighting. This can sometimes be problematic for controls on the edge of the form. -- Dirk Goldgar, MS Access MVP Access tips: www.datagnostics.com/tips.html (please reply to the newsgroup) |
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