I tried to add an icon to the title of the messagebox. I researched at web, but I can't find a good answer. How do I add an icon to the title of the messagebox?
Look to this messagebox:
I tried msgbox and messagebox.show but I can't find how to add an icon to the title.
Can someone help me? I am using Visual Basic 2010.
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I am trying to figure out how to navigate through a JS dropdown menu with VBA. I have went through so many forum posts but I just cannot seem to figure this out. In the below website code the option I am trying to select is highlighted "All Open Orders In View". I would really appreciate any guidance.
Here is the website code:
Here is the VBA code that errors "Subscript out of Range":
.document.getelementbyid("Main_Main_mbMain_5")().Click
.FireEvent "onclick"
Thank you for any thoughts or help. Let me know if the full code is needed but the website is sadly not public.
*Edit
Here is a picture of the menu bar in question (without the reference and with the reference below)
My answer was to disregard "Clicking" through the menu and to just export the table I was needing instead. Hopefully that gives someone else an idea if they are stuck like I was.
Thank you for the assistance.
I'm looking for a form in a company program, the only clues I have are the texts that are displayed in the form. I tried using ctrl+shift+f to search for all clues but did not find any.
Note: the code comments regarding the location of the form is that the form is an executable command.
I'm having a hard time looking for it, please help.
I am having some problems with creating a "Find" dialog for my text editor in Visual Studio 2017. I want this dialog to take input from the user, then scan a RichTextBox control, and highlight matches. The user might press "Find Next" if there are more than one match. Basically what I am looking for is a Notepad "Find" function. I did a lot of research but none fixed my problem. Thanks!
P.S.I would like some basic code to accomplish this function.
I am trying to make a Windows Form application using Visual Studio in which I right click on a word document, select an item 'pages count' from the right-click menu, and a form will pop up with the number of pages in that document.
Am I right to be using Visual Studio for this?
How do I call "thisDocument" or "activeDocument", and make the document the one that is selected in the menu, if the document is not actually open?
I saw that for application.ThisWorkbook, if it the application is an add-in, it will bring up the application calling it, but I am not quite sure if an add-in is part of Visual Studio?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ff193227.aspx
I hope this question isn't too basic -- all these things sound so similar to me, I'm having trouble sorting it all out with googling and reading questions.
Thanks for any clarification!
I saw ribbon menu at VB Ribbon Control .But I dont know how to change LOGO on top-left menu. Help me please.
Thank for your help.