Active x - StatusBar8

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dk

I put statusbar into my form. In active X control I put panel Text.
Is there any possibility to control value from VB.
eg. Id like to put there current Username ( I have function to getUsername)

Thank You for your attantion,

DK
 
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Douglas J. Steele

Without knowing more details about what ActiveX control you're using, it's
pretty difficult for anyone to know.
 
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dk

Thanks Douglas for Your interest to help me with this matter.
Sorry, I allways do the same mistake ! Allways not enough informations.
I just like to have info about current time, current date and current user
in bottom of the form.
I using Microsoft StatusBar Control 6.0 (SP6).
Panel 1 = Time
Panel 2 = Date
Panel 3 = Text

Now, Id like to replace Panel 3 Text with current user from the function
getUserName (usual function shared over the news groups)

If You need any further information please send it !

DK
 
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Douglas J. Steele

It should be as simple as StatusBar1.Panels(3) = getUserName()

(replace StatusBar1 with whatever the control is actually named on your
form)
 
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dk

Thanks Douglas,
it works fine !
Your help is VERY useful !
Maybe You can help me with something else.
I just get some piece of software to test, and Id like to integrate it into
my DB.
It allows me to send and receive Short messages over GSM mobile phone.
The software corresponding with access database over ODBC connection.
Generally, I have two tables ( Inbox and Outbox). When new record is
inserted into table Outbox, it will be send when ODBC refresh data.
When new message arrives into table Inbox, Id like to have some kind of
notification ( eg. Pop-up form "NEW message" ).
Is there any possibility to control such action ?

Thank You for Your answer.
Regards
Damir (DK)
 
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Douglas J. Steele

Sorry, without knowing how the application was written, and how you interact
with it, it's impossible to answer that.
 
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dk

Thanks anyway !
Tamir
Douglas J. Steele said:
Sorry, without knowing how the application was written, and how you interact
with it, it's impossible to answer that.
 

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