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![]() Hello, i'd like to make more smart my controls in my VBA project. Instead of Windows Forms 2.0 which ist the primary option when using Windows Forms I am trying to use the controls of Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (SP6). In particular: ListView, ListviewControl, ImageList, ImageCombo... and I'm experiencing problems when using these controls. I´d like to show a list of mails and an special icon associated depending of the sender. This ist not possible with Windows Forms 2.0 and that's why i'm exploring this option. Is it maybe not recommend the use of these controls in a VBA project?? Thank you. |
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What problems are you experiencing, please be specific.
What version of Outlook and what version of Windows? Where are you trying to use those controls, in an Outlook custom form or a VBA UserForm? -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007. Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options. http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Alberto" wrote in message ... Hello, i'd like to make more smart my controls in my VBA project. Instead of Windows Forms 2.0 which ist the primary option when using Windows Forms I am trying to use the controls of Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (SP6). In particular: ListView, ListviewControl, ImageList, ImageCombo... and I'm experiencing problems when using these controls. I´d like to show a list of mails and an special icon associated depending of the sender. This ist not possible with Windows Forms 2.0 and that's why i'm exploring this option. Is it maybe not recommend the use of these controls in a VBA project?? Thank you. |
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![]() So i'm using: Outlook 2003 11.8217 (SP3). Windows XP Professional (SP2) I'm trying to use these forms in an VBA UserForm. Basically the problem appears in design mode when trying to link an ImageList to a control which could use symbols or icons, i.e. Toolbar Control, ListView... I add one or more pictures to the ImageList Control, that's no problem. The problem comes when i go to the Toolbar Control, click on (custom) and the property pages will show. On the General tab I select Imagelist but there's anything else than None. I was expecting to see the previously fullfilled ImageList1 as selectable but it's not there, so I cannot add pictures to the project (i didn't really go further because adding pictures is the only thing i'm at this point interested on) So, i would be very very happy if it was possible to use properly these controls in VBA Forms.. Any help? Thank you in advance... "Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: What problems are you experiencing, please be specific. What version of Outlook and what version of Windows? Where are you trying to use those controls, in an Outlook custom form or a VBA UserForm? -- Ken Slovak [MVP - Outlook] http://www.slovaktech.com Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007. Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options. http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm "Alberto" wrote in message ... Hello, i'd like to make more smart my controls in my VBA project. Instead of Windows Forms 2.0 which ist the primary option when using Windows Forms I am trying to use the controls of Microsoft Windows Common Controls 6.0 (SP6). In particular: ListView, ListviewControl, ImageList, ImageCombo... and I'm experiencing problems when using these controls. I´d like to show a list of mails and an special icon associated depending of the sender. This ist not possible with Windows Forms 2.0 and that's why i'm exploring this option. Is it maybe not recommend the use of these controls in a VBA project?? Thank you. . |
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