>>>>>>>>>Great.
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>Now there are some other things to add:
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>1 - InteractiveChange event
>>>>>>>>> When the user moves the mouse when left clicking the mouse
>>>>>>>>>2 - Orientation (0 = Horizontal / 1 = Vertical)
>>>>>>>>>3 - Tick Frequency
>>>>>>>>>4 - Tick Style (0 - BottomRight 1 - TopLeft 2 - Both 3 - No Ticks)
>>>>>>>>>5 - Line below the button
>>>>>>>>>6 - SmallChange / Big Change
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>>Yes, I already have some of this in there. I just couldn't get the movement right. As soon as its
>>>>>>>>done, I'll send you a copy.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Ok, I'd love some help. Here's the project
>>>>>>http://www.geocities.com/kevin.marois/slider/xslider.zip
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Run the form Demo to see where I'm at.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I was about to code the _SetValue and _PositionThumb methods.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>So far, _SetValue is called from the MouseDown of the control
>>>>>>_PositionThumb is called from iValue_Assign.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Those 2 should be fairly simple. If you could work on those and and send it
>>>>>>back, I'll pick it up from there in the morning
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I welcome and and all suggestions.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Hi Kevin,
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks for the files.
>>>>>I started coding it, but got so excited, and could not stop :-)
>>>>>
>>>>>I went a lot further. Please download my version:
>>>>>
>>>>>http://weblogs.foxite.com/files/cesarchalom/slidebarx/SlideBarX.zip
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Here are the main changes:
>>>>>
>>>>>- Allow the mouse to slide in horizontal and vertical
>>>>>- Added the Value property
>>>>>- Added the "Scrolled" event, to make it compatible with the ActiveX from CTL32 (This will eliminate "ValueChanged")
>>>>>- Recreated the Track images, making it much taller / wider, in order to keep the appearance when the control is big.
>>>>>- Value assignments. Now you can assign a value directly to the control, and the slidebar will automatically update its position.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>- Some other various minor tweaks.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>There are still some things missing:
>>>>>
>>>>>1 - to code the horizontal lines
>>>>>2 - To enable "Small Change / BigChange"
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>Please run the sample again, it was completely updated :-)
>>>>>
>>>>>Hope you like
>>>>>
>>>>>Cesar
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Very nice. I'll do the horizontal lines now.
>>>>
>>>>As far as the Small/Big change, I have already added a property called iIncrementStyle, where
>>>>0 means that the thumb is automatically aligned to the nearest tickmark, and 1 means that the
>>>>thumb can be moved anywhere.
>>>>
>>>>I'm also going to put code in the MouseEnter and MouseLeave to change the color of
>>>>the thumb, and finally I am also going to add a focus rectangle.
>>>>
>>>>I'll have it all done today and send it back.
>>>>
>>>>Thanks. Nice work.
>>>
>>>
>>>Cool !
>>>
>>>I'll wait for your next version till I restart working on it.
>>
>>
>>I noticed that you added a Value property, with Access and Assign methods. I'm guessing
>>that you didn't see the property iValue with it's Assign method. Are you ok with me replacing
>>the code in iValue_Assign with what you have in Value_Assign?
>>
>>The reason is that I have been using Hungarian notation for the properties (iValue instead of Value),
>>and I wanted to keep them the same.
>>
>>Sound Ok?
>
>
>Yes, I noticed that.
>
>Well, it's your control.
>
>I replaced the iValue for "Value" just to make it compatible with the CTL32 ActiveX.
>
>Also, I removed the event "ValueChanged", and replaced it with "Scrolled" that is the name that the CTL32 Control uses.
>
>They all do the same thing...
>Choose the way you prefer.
>
>
>Another point to think:
>The way aI coded, Value / iValue can be range only between 0 and 100. Maybe the best is to allow the user to define the ranges, and the control will automatically update itself.

I was thinking of that on the way to the office this morning. It would be more flexable if the
user can decide the range.

Changes coming...