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The short-n-short, NO... The tabs are bitmap images (image controls) with a label on top, if you have images, you could change the image to the controls to whatever you desire... Once you have the bitmap images, you could colorized them by using tools such as TheGimp, PhotoShop or Paint.Net

At this point you may have to post a sample... Did you do what i suggested?

I'll have to check my archives at home... If i do find some that i can post, i'll be sure to post in the Sample Forums :)

The reason they are visible is just to demostrate that the focus does indeed change as you click on the images acting as tabs. To hide the actual tab control, change the [BackStyle] property to (transparent) and the [Style] property to (None) As for tab images, you can find some free out in...

While at Visual Basic Editor (VBE), from the menu select DEBUG -> Compile YourProjectName... this should point out to the duplicate function or any other errors that may exist, once you find it, you can modify accordingly

hi, more than likely you may have that same function more than once... or two different functions with the same name check to see that this is not the case, if it is, rename of delete the duplicate function...

hi, i have attached a sample that was created in 2004, but it should give you some ideas... :)

hi, another way is to use only one image control... setup a folder where the images (bitmaps) will be stored and change the image picture property accordingly, this may help with performance. sample code: Private Sub theComboBox_AfterUpdate() Dim strPicture As String '// open form ref...

hi, as far i'm aware, the only way to accomplish this is to have the access window visible... if the application (access) is hidden, you cannot do this, but i've been wrong before :)

Hi, Assuming your combobox is bound to column 1 and the first field is the numeric portion and the second the caption text, you can try... With Me .theTextBox = .theComboBox.Column(1) End With Or you can just set the column widths to 0 to hide the bound (first) field...

Hi, Try using... Me.YourListBox.Requery

Greetings, Attached is a sample of the Task Panel control or Explorer Bar as some (including me) refer to it as; this control is found in Windows XP. As it is true in my other samples, this is not the most up to date and it's only to demostrate how to implement custom controls in Access. It...

Greetings, The attached sample illustrates the use of custom properties in a database. There may be cases where you may need to store default information to a custom property. You may want to store the name of the application, version, back-end server path, etc. The properties in this sample...

Greetings, Most of you may know what RSS is and what it is used for. RSS is based on XML technology. RSS readers are widely available and it even comes with the new IE 7 and Microsoft Outlook 2007. While this is kind of nice, I'd like to have the ability to include such feature into my own...

Greetings, I've received some good feedback to the XSideBAR "control" and I thought it would be a good idea to post a "Widget" for the XSideBar. The attached sample demostrates how to use the DOMDocument object to download and parse XML feeds. And it also demostrates how to display weather...

I understand the fact that you're new to access, but perhaps you may want to reread my last post; in either case i've attached a sample with the revised code...

Hello, Allow me to suggest the approach i would take... I would create a new standard module where we can store data such as Enumations, constants, etc... we'll call this module bas_GlobalDeclarations or something meaningfull... bas_GlobalDeclarations Option Compare Database Option Explicit...

Greetings Gentlemen... If i may share my 2-cents, as the saying goes. I personally find nothing wrong with the "On Error Goto Err_Handler" structure. It's not all that difficult to understand or implement, but I'll admit that an extended error handler would be ideal. Being able to identify...

Excellent suggestion :D I'm curious... is this being exported for viewing only or as an attachment file? If it's only for displaying purposes, why not show the data in an access datasheet form? The recordset type can be snapshot and thereby uneditable.

Hi, If i read this correctly, you're exporting a query into an excel file, is this correct? If so, there's no way to do that because, obviously, is in excel. You could; however, create a basic report and output it as a snapshot and this will solve your problem.