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Display on-screen information
I want users to click on an AutoShape to launch on-screen information/text -
but the text may be 1000 characters or more - instructions. What is the best way to do this? I like the look and operability of the message box. Can someone suggest an approach to this? |
Display on-screen information
I would set up a user form and use the autoshape _click procedure to show it.
The form could have a textbox with the MultiLine property set to True; that gives you the ability to scroll the textbox if needed. For even more options (including formatting) you could use a RichText control (other controls) which lets you use RTF text. I would add a "CLOSE" or "OK" button to the userform to hide it again. It would act like a custom messagebox with plenty of room for text (without being too big). -- - K Dales "Phil H" wrote: I want users to click on an AutoShape to launch on-screen information/text - but the text may be 1000 characters or more - instructions. What is the best way to do this? I like the look and operability of the message box. Can someone suggest an approach to this? |
Display on-screen information
Thanks for your help. I'll get started...
"K Dales" wrote: I would set up a user form and use the autoshape _click procedure to show it. The form could have a textbox with the MultiLine property set to True; that gives you the ability to scroll the textbox if needed. For even more options (including formatting) you could use a RichText control (other controls) which lets you use RTF text. I would add a "CLOSE" or "OK" button to the userform to hide it again. It would act like a custom messagebox with plenty of room for text (without being too big). -- - K Dales "Phil H" wrote: I want users to click on an AutoShape to launch on-screen information/text - but the text may be 1000 characters or more - instructions. What is the best way to do this? I like the look and operability of the message box. Can someone suggest an approach to this? |
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