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About Custom Menu - ryonn - 07-05-2009 Hi, I'm new to this Mirage. I would like to know, how can I setup my own custom menu window, so that 1. There is no menu bar/title bar (the one with the 'X' button) 2. There is a button inside the custom menu window, which if clicked will close the custom menu window (itself) Please help R Re: About Custom Menu - Rian - 07-05-2009 To make the bar containing the X button disapear, click on the form, and in the properties change the value for "Control Box" from true to false. To make your own X button, just make a picture box or even a label that just says "X" or something. Then in the click code put something like Code: End Code: Unload Me Re: About Custom Menu - ryonn - 07-05-2009 Mine gives error when the ControlBox is mentioned. So, I try the BorderStyle = 0, and there.. no border anymore.. including the top menu bar. Could you please let me know more about how to make the click code? Re: About Custom Menu - Rian - 08-05-2009 Double click the control, and it'll bring up the _Click code of the control. Say you have a picture box called picExit. You double click the picture box, and the code will come up with something like Code: Private Sub picExit_Click() Code: Private Sub picExit_Click() |