Re: Toolbar by Stefan
Stefan
Sat Dec 04 07:00:53 CST 2004
"Bankim Desai" <BankimDesai@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:045E6422-2629-4757-A973-34161DA48203@microsoft.com...
> Thanks.
> How to use the same with DO or with SET LIBR command.
> Do not know how to open the same.
You can use CreateObject(cClass) or NewObject(cClass, cLibrary)
> It is not sizable. As command buttons has to be created on the same, I can
> not size the same.
By design a toolbar is sizeable at runtime, i.e. user can
drag it to appear in "landscape" or rather portrait dimensions,
for example. But you can put containers in a toolbar as well and
so get a kind of pre-defined size
> I want to put the buttons as 'prev, next, query, delete etc on the toolbar'
> which will be used by me alonwith the form for the same.
> Secondly can i fix it just like the menu bar .
You can toolbar.Dock() && see help
hth
-Stefan