Hi.
I was dealing with the same problem this morning. Aparently, when you choos
a control with the list box provided by the JFW scrips you do not get the
wizard. Here is what I did.
-Make sure the tool box is active.
-Press Alt to activate the menu bar
-Press ControlTab until you land on the Control Tools Box. On my conputer
this was two Control+Tabs.
-When on the Control Tool Bar use the arrow keys to select the desired
control and press Enter to activate it.
Note: Make sure when you are arrowing through the control buttons that the
Wizard control is pressed
-This will change the mouse pointer into a shape that allows you to drag the
shape of the control
-After dragging the control into position the wizard starts up.
You can position the control and size the control using the control's
properties dialog box.
Hope tis helps.
Vince.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of michael malver
Sent: Saturday, May 01, 1999 11:12 AM
To: jfw
Subject: activating control wizzards
When sighted people want to build a combo box and command button, they click
the wizzard button, then click the object button, and drag the object on the
form where they want it. When the object is placed there, the wizard to
create the properties for th object run. How can I get this to happen with
the jfw scripts. I can place a command button on a form, but how can I make
that command button go to the next record in a form. According to the book
I'm reading, a wizzard should come up prompting me for the actions I want to
have the button perform. The control-shift-b scripts place the object on
the form, but for some reason, don't activate a wizzard. Please help asap.
If there is no way to activate the wizzard, where can I find the code I
would need to put in the "on click" portion of the button's property box?
Michael
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