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true, but by the same token, Gears of War is also being made into a movie... might i add that Halo has been out way before Gears and the movies are coming out about the same time :)

hi there, personally i have a ps2, xbox and xbox 360. i've played the PS3 and i'm not that impressed. the xbox 360 has a much better user interface and navigational system then the ps3 and i really like the achievements feature, though i'm not sure if the ps3 hosts a similar feature :( the...

Hi, Going thru some files, i found the attached sample that helped me with diplaying a datasheet and subdatasheet (parent/child relationship) in an interface to give the look and feel of ms outlook as you can see this did not turn out the way i had hoped, and mostly because i couldn't...

Hi, I''m posting the attached demo in hopes that someone may find it usefull The sample is a simple one but you can extend it if you find the need... it displays all 12 months and you can change the caption and the backcolor to reflect your data. enjoy.

ACC2000: cXListBar Posted on 03/17/08 09:26 PM Attachment (0 downloads) Posted by Dom DXecutioner - Utter Access Ruler Posts: 1144 - Loc: California Forum: User Interface Design • Edit • Reply • Quote • Quick Reply • Print this post • Bookmark Post • Notify Moderator • Email Post • Top of...

Well, sadly Microsoft does not think that it would be a good idea to have Access and the .Net framework work together, even access 2007 does not have this capeability, or perhaps they just forgot ;) in either case, you can program against the .Net framework within vb.Net, but you must convert...

i'm not sure why you're using an OLE bound frame, this could increase the size and performance of any database exponentially... this is specially true with databases that reside on your local network. personally i take the link approach, if the picture is relevant to any given record, you could...

hi, if your users do not have MS Access installed onto their computers, they will NOT be able to use the database. you could distribute your database, but the runtimes are required and as stated before you'll have to use the 2003 developers version or convert the database to a 2007 version...

Hello, I'd like to thank some of you for the kind comments and feedback i've received regarding my samples. Attached is an update version of the above mentioned sample. This update reflects a couple of code revisions such as the [System.Window.FadeIn] which was transposed with the...

you really don't need to know the position of the cursor, as this is irrelevant to your purpose. you'll only want to confirm on user action (delete), not when the mouse hoovers over the record. i would place a delete button on the detail section of the subform, when the user clicks on the...

ACC2000: Custom InterFace - Translucent Floating Panes Hello, The past couple of days have not be kind to me, i've been sick like no tomorrow and have not been able to concentrate on my projects. I was browing the internet and i visited an impressive website www.2AdvancedStudios.com Now...

hi, this sample was not meant to be thought of as a full workable security demo, but merely a visual interface to mimic that of Windows XP. there are samples that can give you an idea in implementing your own custom "security"; keep in mind that using your "security" techniques will not make...

hello, first, JPG does not support transparency... for transparency you may want to use PGN or GIF; having said that, access it self does not support transparency, except ACC2007. you could, however, download a tool from http://www.lebans.com/ to convert images to EMF format where the...

simple, you cannot set a subform's transparency...

Hi Banana, Were you able to figure out how to extend the error object? Your theory seems like a workable one; not sure if you got to tested, but it would make for interesting reading :) I have not done any testing my self, mostly because of time constraints and frankly, i'm not sure that i...

Ditto Doc, very impressive indeed... i need a tylenol just reading it, let alone thinking it :)

if i may suggest going to the sample forums and download the ACC2000: Custom Forms - Round Edges sample and have a look at the code... there you'll find the API required to move a borderless form. also, if you're not sure how API's work and you're programming skills are not strong, i would...

you could potentially place the code in the [On Format] event of the report to trigger appropriate routine to change the image as necessary. Try searching the forum for things like IMAGES AND REPORTS.

allow me to share my 2 cents, This question is a bit vague... To have a form without a window around it, you simply set the [Border Style] property of the form to (none) but you will not be able to move the form, to do so the use of an API is required; If you wish to hide the Access container...

As mentioned before, the tabs are image controls, the captions are labels name lblTabCommand & # ... tab 1 (lblTabCommand1), tab 2 (lblTabCommand1), etc... The tab's enabled status is determined by the color of the label control... to enable or disable you use the following code...