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Change tab/background colour on the tabContainer control in MS Access?
I'm using the tabControl for a data entry form and it works quite well, with
one small problem... The default grey appearance of the tabs and tab area looks very shoddy on my form. Is there a way to change the color of the background on the tabs and the tabs background area? I'll even try an API call if necessary. Thanks!!! |
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Change tab/background colour on the tabContainer control in MS Access?
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http://www.lebans.com/tabcolors.htm Tabs.zip is an MDB containing a class to enhance the standard Access TAB control in order to allow for: 1) Tabs of any color 2) Rotated Text Notes: You must set the Tab controls TAB Fixed Height and Width properties You must set the Individual Tab pages TAG property to whatever color value you desire. History Version 1.6 Added support to allow for the coloring of just the Current/Active TABS and not the background of the Tab control -- HTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. "Grahammer" wrote in message ... I'm using the tabControl for a data entry form and it works quite well, with one small problem... The default grey appearance of the tabs and tab area looks very shoddy on my form. Is there a way to change the color of the background on the tabs and the tabs background area? I'll even try an API call if necessary. Thanks!!! |
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Change tab/background colour on the tabContainer control in MS Access?
I have buttons on my form that if on that particular
subform there is data entered it would change the color of the button associated with that, how would I do that? -----Original Message----- See: http://www.lebans.com/tabcolors.htm Tabs.zip is an MDB containing a class to enhance the standard Access TAB control in order to allow for: 1) Tabs of any color 2) Rotated Text Notes: You must set the Tab controls TAB Fixed Height and Width properties You must set the Individual Tab pages TAG property to whatever color value you desire. History Version 1.6 Added support to allow for the coloring of just the Current/Active TABS and not the background of the Tab control -- HTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. "Grahammer" wrote in message ... I'm using the tabControl for a data entry form and it works quite well, with one small problem... The default grey appearance of the tabs and tab area looks very shoddy on my form. Is there a way to change the color of the background on the tabs and the tabs background area? I'll even try an API call if necessary. Thanks!!! . |
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Change tab/background colour on the tabContainer control in MS Access?
Hi:
What you need to do is to place a conditional colored bitmap scheme for the tabs. This is how I would handle this problem that you wish to tackle; say you have 3 subform folders- Dim rst as recordset Set rst = Forms![YourFocusForm]![Subform1].form.RecordsetClone rst.movefirst rst.movelast If rst.recordcount 0 Then page1.picture = "C:\RedBackground.bmp" else page1.picture = "C:\BlueBackground.bmp" End If Set rst = Forms![YourFocusForm]![Subform2].form.RecordsetClone rst.movefirst rst.movelast If rst.recordcount 0 Then page2.picture = "C:\RedBackground.bmp" else page2.picture = "C:\BlueBackground.bmp" End If Set rst = Forms![YourFocusForm]![Subform3].form.RecordsetClone rst.movefirst rst.movelast If rst.recordcount 0 Then page3.picture = "C:\RedBackground.bmp" else page3.picture = "C:\BlueBackground.bmp" End If rst.Close That should work for you... at least theoretically. Let us know if it works! Regards, Al "Kentucky5" wrote in message ... I have buttons on my form that if on that particular subform there is data entered it would change the color of the button associated with that, how would I do that? -----Original Message----- See: http://www.lebans.com/tabcolors.htm Tabs.zip is an MDB containing a class to enhance the standard Access TAB control in order to allow for: 1) Tabs of any color 2) Rotated Text Notes: You must set the Tab controls TAB Fixed Height and Width properties You must set the Individual Tab pages TAG property to whatever color value you desire. History Version 1.6 Added support to allow for the coloring of just the Current/Active TABS and not the background of the Tab control -- HTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. "Grahammer" wrote in message ... I'm using the tabControl for a data entry form and it works quite well, with one small problem... The default grey appearance of the tabs and tab area looks very shoddy on my form. Is there a way to change the color of the background on the tabs and the tabs background area? I'll even try an API call if necessary. Thanks!!! . |
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Change tab/background colour on the tabContainer control in MS Access?
Al,
Thank you I will try this and definitely let you know if it works or not. -----Original Message----- Hi: What you need to do is to place a conditional colored bitmap scheme for the tabs. This is how I would handle this problem that you wish to tackle; say you have 3 subform folders- Dim rst as recordset Set rst = Forms![YourFocusForm]! [Subform1].form.RecordsetClone rst.movefirst rst.movelast If rst.recordcount 0 Then page1.picture = "C:\RedBackground.bmp" else page1.picture = "C:\BlueBackground.bmp" End If Set rst = Forms![YourFocusForm]! [Subform2].form.RecordsetClone rst.movefirst rst.movelast If rst.recordcount 0 Then page2.picture = "C:\RedBackground.bmp" else page2.picture = "C:\BlueBackground.bmp" End If Set rst = Forms![YourFocusForm]! [Subform3].form.RecordsetClone rst.movefirst rst.movelast If rst.recordcount 0 Then page3.picture = "C:\RedBackground.bmp" else page3.picture = "C:\BlueBackground.bmp" End If rst.Close That should work for you... at least theoretically. Let us know if it works! Regards, Al "Kentucky5" wrote in message ... I have buttons on my form that if on that particular subform there is data entered it would change the color of the button associated with that, how would I do that? -----Original Message----- See: http://www.lebans.com/tabcolors.htm Tabs.zip is an MDB containing a class to enhance the standard Access TAB control in order to allow for: 1) Tabs of any color 2) Rotated Text Notes: You must set the Tab controls TAB Fixed Height and Width properties You must set the Individual Tab pages TAG property to whatever color value you desire. History Version 1.6 Added support to allow for the coloring of just the Current/Active TABS and not the background of the Tab control -- HTH Stephen Lebans http://www.lebans.com Access Code, Tips and Tricks Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit. "Grahammer" wrote in message ... I'm using the tabControl for a data entry form and it works quite well, with one small problem... The default grey appearance of the tabs and tab area looks very shoddy on my form. Is there a way to change the color of the background on the tabs and the tabs background area? I'll even try an API call if necessary. Thanks!!! . . |
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