Hi-
I'd like to try to have text displayed when I move my mouse over a
command button.
For example: let's say I have a form with 3 different command buttons.
Each command button launches a different report.
For example:
cmd1: launches a report that retrieves a list of "All football teams."
cmd2: launches a report that retrieves all of "the football teams in
the AFL."
cmd3: launches a report that retrieves all of "the football teams in
the NFC."
What I'd like to be able to do is have a description appear when I run
my mouse over each command button. I know that this can be done using a
macro to display a message box using the MouseMove event on each
command button.
But...I'm wondering if you can have something similar to what Excel
does. That is, have a yellow (or any color) text box appear with text
in it whenever you move your mouse over a control.
For example:
When I move my mouse over the command button, cmd1, I'd like to display
a description saying, "This Report retrieves a list of all of the
Football teams in the NFL."
Thanks,
Megan 2 6428 me**************@hotmail.com wrote: Hi-
I'd like to try to have text displayed when I move my mouse over a command button.
For example: let's say I have a form with 3 different command buttons. Each command button launches a different report.
For example:
cmd1: launches a report that retrieves a list of "All football teams."
cmd2: launches a report that retrieves all of "the football teams in the AFL."
cmd3: launches a report that retrieves all of "the football teams in the NFC."
What I'd like to be able to do is have a description appear when I run my mouse over each command button. I know that this can be done using a macro to display a message box using the MouseMove event on each command button.
But...I'm wondering if you can have something similar to what Excel does. That is, have a yellow (or any color) text box appear with text in it whenever you move your mouse over a control.
For example:
When I move my mouse over the command button, cmd1, I'd like to display a description saying, "This Report retrieves a list of all of the Football teams in the NFL."
Thanks,
Megan
Access form objects have a built-in ability for this. Just put the text you
want in the ControlTip property of the command button.
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Rick Brandt wrote: me**************@hotmail.com wrote:
Hi-
I'd like to try to have text displayed when I move my mouse over a command button.
For example: let's say I have a form with 3 different command buttons. Each command button launches a different report.
For example:
cmd1: launches a report that retrieves a list of "All football teams."
cmd2: launches a report that retrieves all of "the football teams in the AFL."
cmd3: launches a report that retrieves all of "the football teams in the NFC."
What I'd like to be able to do is have a description appear when I run my mouse over each command button. I know that this can be done using a macro to display a message box using the MouseMove event on each command button.
But...I'm wondering if you can have something similar to what Excel does. That is, have a yellow (or any color) text box appear with text in it whenever you move your mouse over a control.
For example:
When I move my mouse over the command button, cmd1, I'd like to display a description saying, "This Report retrieves a list of all of the Football teams in the NFL."
Thanks,
Megan
Access form objects have a built-in ability for this. Just put the text you want in the ControlTip property of the command button.
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