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    how can i change user interface in vb 6.0 . i want to give it a diffrent user interface ( look and feel ) . pls guide me if u can Work Hard and Test your Luck

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      how can i change user interface in vb 6.0 . i want to give it a diffrent user interface ( look and feel ) . pls guide me if u can Work Hard and Test your Luck

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      One method is to create pictures that can be used as the background pic of your forms. I recently used this for developing a software where the clients demanded a slight fancy look. Also instead of the VB buttons, I used image controls. The button movement was implemted using a combination of mousedown and mouse up events. For this you will need an up image and a down image of the button. BTW, I think bmp format is compulsory. Smitha "UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity." - Dennis Ritchie.

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        One method is to create pictures that can be used as the background pic of your forms. I recently used this for developing a software where the clients demanded a slight fancy look. Also instead of the VB buttons, I used image controls. The button movement was implemted using a combination of mousedown and mouse up events. For this you will need an up image and a down image of the button. BTW, I think bmp format is compulsory. Smitha "UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity." - Dennis Ritchie.

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        1.use ocx control.... 2. use api to draw, but it's so pain ...

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