John, it is called Coolbarand it is an ActiveX control so you don't expect MS to add it to VFP itself however, it is fairly simple to add this functionality to VFP (even in VFP5) I created in pure VFP5 code- win98 toolbars, right click menus and buttons I even published a crude prototype for the buttons (I enhaced it a lot since then) in one of the VFUG newsletters (I don't remember the Issue - sorry) Arnon >On that issue, Arnon, I'm a little bit peeved that Win98 style buttons were not a native control in VFP6....I would have thought that adding --- what are they formally called, Active Buttons? ---- would have been a no-brainer. > > >>I createed my own buttons using a container an image and label >>(I also then subclassed it to create win98 style buttons etc.) >>Gives you all the freedom you want- and not to complicated to create >> >>Arnon >> >>> >>>>>>I would like to be able to produce a caption on a button control which spans >>>>>>more than one line on the button. >>>>>Nope....you can't have a multiline caption >>>> >>>>BZZZZZZT! And thank you for playing. :-) cmdButton.WordWrap = .T. will take care of this for you in VFP5, if not earlier.... >>> >>>Wait.....DING! The judges reconsider!!! Seriously, I don't count WordWrap because you have no real control (except the size of the button) where the line break will occur and the context of the original question indicated that he was looking for fine control.