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MS Access Forum / Forms / March 2008Shaded buttons
As I recall, I used to be able to give my buttons a special effect that made them look raised -- there was shading. I don't seem to be able to do that with buttons any more. Am I just crazy? Was that only in VB world? Using Access 2007, by the way > As I recall, I used to be able to give my buttons a special effect that made > them look raised -- there was shading. I don't seem to be able to do that > with buttons any more. Am I just crazy? Was that only in VB world? There's no built-in feature of Access 2003 and earlier to allow "shading", but my Command Buttons are automatically created to appear raised. There are quite a number of appearance changes in Office 2007 -- I'm not using it yet -- and the buttons may be created with a different look. Larry Linson Microsoft Office Access MVP By using layers and images or shapes you can easily create a button with almost any look you want. I frequently make a button to pop up a read me file out of a raised organization logo. > > As I recall, I used to be able to give my buttons a special effect that > made [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Larry Linson > Microsoft Office Access MVP |
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