hi
I know a label won't appear OVER a picture box - but if you really, really must have a label OVER a picture box - an image just won't do, sadly - then how do you do it?
Many thanks
Phil
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hi
I know a label won't appear OVER a picture box - but if you really, really must have a label OVER a picture box - an image just won't do, sadly - then how do you do it?
Many thanks
Phil
You could
1: Put the label into the picturebox
2: Use a texbox but set its border to none and its backcolour to grey so that it looks like a label.A textbox will show above a picturebox
3:Make the picturebox transparent so that the label shows through
Thanks very much but ... ah, there's always one
>1: Put the label into the picturebox
Man, there's all sorts of resizing and stacks of labels and boy that would cause a lot of work adding and sizing all those picture boxes. had thought of that but was hoping there's be a simpler way.
>2: Use a texbox but set its border to none and >its backcolour to grey so that it looks like a >label.A textbox will show above a picturebox
Had thought of that with disabling it and the other stuff but the reason it's a label was the resizing and simplicity and the fact that it is a caption which gels with the command buttons I have and the for each cnt in controls that sets this that and the other - this is a massive app - well, it's billions of lines of code - none of it good and ... well, you get the picture.
>3:Make the picturebox transparent so that the >label shows through
The label isn't in the picture box - the picture boxes are everywhere in the background and the labels appear later - over all of them - or not as the case may be.
I've plugged away doing it with a image boxes and - you know how they are - always flashing and stuff - annoying beasts, never liked them. Anyway, just poked the programming enough to make the flashes stop and it just about works - so, thank you anyway. Hope I didn't rattle on to long.
Thanks again.
Phil