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Aleksander
Hi All !!
Sorry for my english !!
Is anybody knows how continous forms are construct !
I try tocreate continous form in VB.
I did success to acctually make it look like Access continous form ,
by using load method.
From my observations the form window contains 3parts dependending
of ShowRecordSelectors property.
1.Selectors part (propably picturebox)
2. contained controls part
3.Scrollbar part
So far it can be done.
But code part ?
Based on Access , controls have events related to one instance of control.
My continous form is created by drawning textboxes or so at design time
set them in controlsarray (Text1(1)) then using Load method in Run time
with For Next statement to loop within recordset.
In this way I can use the same event for each of controls like in Access
with exeption that I use control indexes .
This form run much faster at first look then Access do, but
my considerations are resources.
Are Access continous form using image of controls and those
which was created at design time ?
(The code (event) constuction point to this direction)
Best regards
Aleksander
Sorry for my english !!
Is anybody knows how continous forms are construct !
I try tocreate continous form in VB.
I did success to acctually make it look like Access continous form ,
by using load method.
From my observations the form window contains 3parts dependending
of ShowRecordSelectors property.
1.Selectors part (propably picturebox)
2. contained controls part
3.Scrollbar part
So far it can be done.
But code part ?
Based on Access , controls have events related to one instance of control.
My continous form is created by drawning textboxes or so at design time
set them in controlsarray (Text1(1)) then using Load method in Run time
with For Next statement to loop within recordset.
In this way I can use the same event for each of controls like in Access
with exeption that I use control indexes .
This form run much faster at first look then Access do, but
my considerations are resources.
Are Access continous form using image of controls and those
which was created at design time ?
(The code (event) constuction point to this direction)
Best regards
Aleksander