>>For a command button
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>>Mouse Enter
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>>LPARAMETERS nButton, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
>>this.caption = "Some text"
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>>Mouse leave
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>>LPARAMETERS nButton, nShift, nXCoord, nYCoord
>>this.caption = ""
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>>Create and place a jpg the size of the button, over the button. I use a gradient fill in the jpg.
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>>When the mouse passes over the jpg, it will raise like an eyelid and expose the text on the button for clicking.
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>Hi Grady
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>As per your code above, you place this in the Mouse Enter/Leave of the button and then place a JPG OVER the button.
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>In that case the Mouse Enter and Leave of the button would never be fired,since the JPG is sitting over the button and its Mouse events would fire.
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>Have you left out something or am I missing something?
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>Re: Slick trick for a command button Thread #1065541 Message #1065986
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>Try setting special effects for the command button to 2 (hot tracking)

Yes, but with the image OVER the button how will it's (the button) events fire? That was my question.

Doing as you describe in your original post:

"Create and place a jpg the size of the button, over the button. I use a gradient fill in the jpg."

With the jpg "over the button" as you say, the button never gets any mouse events so of what use is entering code in the Mouse Enter and Mouse Leave events?

Could you explain a bit more please?
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It works on my 386 1 gig computer using VFP 9. Have you tried it yet?
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