Visual Basic

Uttam Kumar, You cannot do this in native VB6 functionality. However, there are some OCX's out on the Internet that will allow you to do this relatively easily. Good Luck, Tony

First you should reference "System.Drawing" by right clicking on references or add "Imports System.Drawing" to the top of your project. In the class name dropdown (above your code) choose the command button and next to that in the method name dropdown choose MouseHover/MouseLeave. Enter code similar to the following: Private Sub Button1_MouseHover(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.MouseHover Button1.Image = Image.FromFile("D:\Source\App.ico") End Sub Private Sub Button1_MouseLeave(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.MouseLeave Button1.Image = Image.FromFile("D:\Source\Add.ico") End Sub :)

thanx a lot :) :rose:

you can use the Richtextbox, but thats big as well :( Try using the IRLLabel if you can make it work.

All you need to do to check that the user clicked on the header column is to have a condition that checks that the fgrid.MouseRow = 0, and to read the column clicked on use fgrid.MouseCol. Both are 0 based. Cheers:cool:

Why dont' you try a DTPicker control - resembles a Combo, but when you hit the drop-down, it shows a Month in a calendar control. Still possible to directly enter a date, but won't let you enter an invalid one. To use, right click your toolbox and select components. Scroll down the resulting list, and select "Microsoft Windows Common Controls 2 6.0 SP4", or browse to MSCOMCTL2.ocx. This will add the control to your toolbox, and can be used in the normal way. Help for the control is in MSDN under VBReference->Controls Reference->ActiveX COntrols (Apologies if the preceeding is teaching my granny to suck eggs!)