F. Scott Barker’s Microsoft Access 2002 Power Programming

Chapter 14. Programming for Power with ActiveX Controls

IN THIS CHAPTER

• Understanding the ActiveX Common Controls 424

• Using the TabStrip Control 425

• Taking a Closer Look at the ImageList Control 428

• Emulating the Windows Explorer with the ListView Control 434

• Displaying a Task’s Progress with the ProgressBar Control 439

• Sizing Text Boxes at Runtime with the Slider Control 443

• Telling It Like It Is with the Rich Textbox Control 445

• Creating Status Bars for Individual Forms with the StatusBar Control 450

• Docking Toolbars on Forms Using the ToolBar Control 453

• Viewing Data File Manager Style with the TreeView Control 456

You can use ActiveX controls, generally created with Visual Basic or C++, in your Access application. They are created to be used within various ...