My program currently uses a forms-type check box (a shape as opposed to an
OLE object, I think). I use this type because it was more convenient to use
the OnAction property when defining teh check box and I couldn't figure out
how to set the OnAction for an OLE object. The trouble is the default mouse
pointer for the check box is a hand, rather than the pointer. Can anyone
help me to either: 1) define an OnAction property for the one type of check
box or 2) change the mouse pointer property for the other.

Thanks.

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With OLEObjects, there are associated events. If you go to design mode, the
blue-green triangle on the control toolbox, you can then double-click the
object, and that will take you to the sheet code window, with a click event
for that object outlined for you.

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Bob Phillips

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My program currently uses a forms-type check box (a shape as opposed to an
OLE object, I think). I use this type because it was more convenient to
use
the OnAction property when defining teh check box and I couldn't figure
out
how to set the OnAction for an OLE object. The trouble is the default
mouse
pointer for the check box is a hand, rather than the pointer. Can anyone
help me to either: 1) define an OnAction property for the one type of
check
box or 2) change the mouse pointer property for the other.

Thanks.

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Thanks Bob, but I probably need to be clearer. I currently create the check
box (actually many of them) in a macro. At creation time, I define the
OnAction ( .OnAction = "blah" ). This allows me a generic routine for all
checkboxes. Then, in the code, I figure out which checkbox (type) has been
clicked to decide the appropriate action. With your suggestion, unless I am
missing something (which is probably the case!) I am assigning a specific
click action for a specific checkbox. I was hoping to use a global click
action for all checkboxes, and use the OnAction method for defining it (for
the OLEObjects-type checkbox). Alternatively (an simpler for me, regarding
lots of code changes), I was hoping to define the mousepointer property for a
shapes-type checkbox.

I hope that is clearer...

Bob Phillips wrote:
With OLEObjects, there are associated events. If you go to design mode, the
blue-green triangle on the control toolbox, you can then double-click the
object, and that will take you to the sheet code window, with a click event
for that object outlined for you.

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HTH

Bob Phillips

(replace xxxx in the email address with gmail if mailing direct)

My program currently uses a forms-type check box (a shape as opposed to an
OLE object, I think). I use this type because it was more convenient to use
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