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Multi-Purpose Spin Boxes
Anyone know how to make a listbox spin similar to SNES's "mode 7" rotation method?
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And what is SNES's "mode 7" rotation method? |
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It rotates objects smoothly and clearly. I just want my listbox to spin 360° |
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May i ask why? |
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Honestly access is not a graphics program, this sounds like you would have to build a customer program to do it in something OTHER than the VBA available in Access.
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Sure! |
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I realize access is not a graphics program, but i'm inclined to believe that this can be done. When you have access to vb, you should be able to do something like this. This is a tough one...i doubt anyone can crack it. |
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ok,.. maybe i'll ask in a couple of weeks. ![]() |
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Not true,.. ![]() |
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What's not true? The fact that it can be done or the fact that nobody would know how to do? |
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I know how to rotate a label,.. i.e. get it to spin around 360,.. so not true,.. but as i said i'd like to know why you need it,.. as it will create resource problems, Not just that,.. it's complicated so if myself or anyone is going to invest time helping we'd like to know its for a good reason. |
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It's for a great reason; but because listbox contents can be place into a lable, maybe a label will suffice? |
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First of all you can't really place the contents of a list box into a label without code to cycle through a recordset. Secondly, once you have the contents of the list box into a label you can't do anything with it, I mean literally, you can't do anything with it other than display it. You can't select items from it, you can't extract information from it, unless you put some sort of delimiter in you can't even parse it which really defeats the purpose of having a list box in the first place.
<<CLICK HERE>> This might do what you want but you'll have to modify it for your need probably. Last edited by rpeare : May 7th, 2008 at 01:31 PM. |
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