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NeilFrank (Programmer)
22 Apr 12 0:16
Does anyone know if there's one out there??

I found one at http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=601912, but it is flaky.

 
strongm (MIS)
24 Apr 12 9:46
Flaky in what sense?
NeilFrank (Programmer)
24 Apr 12 11:49
The link in vbforms provides a small VB app, prjSlider.vbp, that can be downloaded.  This contains the new slider control, Slider.ctl, which performs well in the small app, and it can be added to my project.  

Note that there are now 2 "slider" controls in the ToolBox

Although I can set the new slider's desired properties at design time, when I run the app, its width has reverted to its default value, and when I exit, ALL the properties have reverted to their default values or, sometimes - and I can't reproduce just when - an entirely different set of properties is displayed in the Properties Window: although it is still a "slider", it has none of the original properties, eg BackColor, ButSz, HalfMark, HalfMarkColor, Max, Style (Vertical/Horizontal), TickMarkCnt, TikcMarks, and Transparent.

I would like to be able to selectively remove the old Vb slider from the ToolBox, which might solve the problem.  But I am not sure how to do so, since it comes with the Microsoft Windows Common Controls component package, and I suspect that if I remove this, I will lose other controls I use.  
NeilFrank (Programmer)
24 Apr 12 18:44

I found a better slider at  http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=25565&lngWId=1  

Seems to fill the bill, as long as one can live with no minimum value property other than the default of 0.


 

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