I have been building custom forms and using regular MsgBoxes and
VBYesNo styles.

However, after testing some of the modal properties, etc., all of a
sudden my close buttons' color has changed. The close buttons for
regularly created forms and MsgBoxes look fine, but the MsgBoxes using
VBYesNo look as follows: http://www.dslextreme.com/users/madf...loseButton.jpg

Please advise.

Paul

hi
the close button may be disabled so that you can only select vbyes or vbno.

wild guess here.

regards
FSt1

" wrote:

I have been building custom forms and using regular MsgBoxes and
VBYesNo styles.

However, after testing some of the modal properties, etc., all of a
sudden my close buttons' color has changed. The close buttons for
regularly created forms and MsgBoxes look fine, but the MsgBoxes using
VBYesNo look as follows: http://www.dslextreme.com/users/madf...loseButton.jpg

Please advise.

Paul

Thanks for the reply.

I wondered that at first, but the button closes as expected.

I think I messed with a MsgBox object/property and would love to
return it to the normal red X button.

Paul


On Jul 18, 8:16*pm, FSt1 wrote:
hi
the close button may be disabled so that you can only select vbyes or vbno.

wild guess here.

regards
FSt1



" wrote:
I have been building custom forms and using regular MsgBoxes and
VBYesNo styles.

However, after testing some of the modal properties, etc., all of a
sudden my close buttons' color has changed. *The close buttons for
regularly created forms and MsgBoxes look fine, but the MsgBoxes using
VBYesNo look as follows: *http://www.dslextreme.com/users/madf...loseButton.jpg

Please advise.

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That is completely normal behaviour of the messagebox.

Sub test()

MsgBox "just testing", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "vbYesNo + vbQuestion"

MsgBox "just testing", vbYesNoCancel + vbQuestion, "vbYesNoCancel +
vbQuestion"

End Sub


RBS


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I have been building custom forms and using regular MsgBoxes and
VBYesNo styles.

However, after testing some of the modal properties, etc., all of a
sudden my close buttons' color has changed. The close buttons for
regularly created forms and MsgBoxes look fine, but the MsgBoxes using
VBYesNo look as follows:
http://www.dslextreme.com/users/madf...loseButton.jpg

Please advise.

Paul

RBS,

Yes, I stand corrected; I checked on another system, and it behaves as
you've eluded.

I'm glad that I didn't corrupt things.

Thanks much,

Paul

On Jul 18, 10:02*pm, "RB Smissaert"
wrote:
That is completely normal behaviour of the messagebox.

Sub test()

* MsgBox "just testing", vbYesNo + vbQuestion, "vbYesNo + vbQuestion"

* MsgBox "just testing", vbYesNoCancel + vbQuestion, "vbYesNoCancel +
vbQuestion"

End Sub

RBS

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I have been building custom forms and using regular MsgBoxes and
VBYesNo styles.

However, after testing some of the modal properties, etc., all of a
sudden myclosebuttons' color has changed. *Theclosebuttons for
regularly created forms and MsgBoxes look fine, but the MsgBoxes using
VBYesNo look as follows:
http://www.dslextreme.com/users/madf...loseButton.jpg

Please advise.

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