marquee effect

[Rajesh Candamourty]

Dear All,

Can anyone tell me to have a marquee effect on a button displayes in a form,
it would be even fine on a label or a text box.

Any help is highly appreciated

Thank you.
Rajesh Candamourty

 

[Rick B]

Please don't post duplicate questions in multiple groups.

 

[Rick B]

I did a search in google and found several options for this...


http://groups-beta.google.com/groups?q=access+marquee

 

[Rajesh Candamourty]

CAN i know why????

Please don't post duplicate questions in multiple groups.

 

[Rick B]

Because then you have three people in three different places answerring a
question that may already be answerred in another group. It wastes the time
of two of them because they may not know that you already have an answer in
another group.

If you want your question to show up in three groups, place each group name
in the "Newsgroups:" field when you post the message. This will cause a
linked copy to be displayed in each group. If someone answers one of them,
the answer will show in all the groups so others will know they do not need
to invest their time in answering it.

Hope that helps.

Rick

 

[Dirk Goldgar]

Dear All,

Can anyone tell me to have a marquee effect on a button displayes in
a form, it would be even fine on a label or a text box.

Use the form's Timer event, with an appropriate TimerInterval, to
"rotate" the text in either the control's Caption (for a button or
label) or Value (for a text box). Along the lines of

'---- start of example code ----
Private Sub Timer()

Dim strText As String

With Me!cmdMyButton
strText = .Caption
strText = Right(strText, 1) & Mid(strText, 2, Len(strText) - 1)
.Caption = strText
End With

End Sub
'---- end of example code ----

That's "air code", but it should give you the idea.

 

[fredg]

CAN i know why????

Posting the same question in different newsgroups, (without
crossposting), wastes the time of many of us who respond to your
question in one newsgroup when, unknowingly to us, the question has
already been answered in another newsgroup.

If you feel you must post the same question to more than one newsgroup
(and it's seldom necessary), cross-post by adding each additional
newsgroup in the To Newsgroups: box, separated by a comma.
This way an answer in one newsgroup will be seen in each of the
others. More readers will see the response and learn, and less time
will be spent on duplicate answers.

See Netiquette at http://www.mvps.org/access

It's a great site to visit anyway.

I hope this helps explain your question.