Print and Style Form
Okay, this has four new things to teach you: how to print, bold, italic and underline text. It’s all fairly easy if you were paying attention and doing the other programs.
1.) First you will need three check boxes, a label and two command buttons.
These will be named: The captions can be:
lblStyle Style
chkBold Bold
chkItalic Italic
chkUnderline Underline
cmdPrint Print
cmdDone Done
Yes that seems repetitive, but I like to be predictable.
2.) Next you want to start the code:
All code has a pattern, which I hope to god you figured that out already... anyway, all code has patterns and this is no different.
Private Sub chkBold_Click()
If chkBold.Value = vbChecked Then
lblStlye.Font.Bold = True
Else
LblStyle.Font.Bold = False
End If
End Sub
For the other two you do the same, except you place in Italic and Underline where Bold is. The print command is about a millimetre off as easy as the Done command.
Private Sub cmdPrint_Click()
Me.PrintForm
End
Sub
Was that easy? Yes? Well, I expected something like that. I hope that you keep remembering this stuff... you’ll notice that I only wrote the code box once then told you to go at it, and I didn’t even write down the code to exit the program. But, damn, if you don’t know it you either have a short memory or no memory... Or you didn’t do it.
Okay, that was the Print and Style form I hope that you learned it and didn’t just write the entire thing out, hope you can do it again later!
