>>>>If you wish - try using a container with label and invisible command button in it. You will need additional programming. Check your previous thread (Different Command Button Color)
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>>>Zlatin,
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>>>Here is the dilemma I am facing. I tried placing a cmdButton inside a container class. However, I still don't understand how to change the backcolor of the cmdButton. I can change the backcolor of the container.
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>>Eric,
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>>The mistake in thinking you may be making, is that you try to use the CommandButton control. Though you can (invisible), my solution isn't about a CommandButton at all. Just Containers, and at your wish a Label in it, an Image, and Shapes to finish it off.
>>Always think of making according objects transparent or just not, and remember that everything which is not transparent, masks the underlaying objects.
>>Also don't forget to "click through" a top-level object to the lower ones (when the click is needed there).
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>>You may need some MouseDown and MouseUp methods to control the "depth" of the Containers, in order to show the pressed button (i.e. shift the position of the underlaying Container).
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>>HTH,
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>Peter,
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>Can you send me a sample??
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>ericreed01@home.com

I'll put the structure of the class here in 1,5 hour or so. Must do some shopping ;-(