some cool pattens:
Good for back drops in dictor apps ;-)
And as pattern fills (in shapes) are getting binned from 07, there will be a use there as well!
some cool pattens:
Good for back drops in dictor apps ;-)
And as pattern fills (in shapes) are getting binned from 07, there will be a use there as well!
If you’ve been following xlDennis’ excellent set of post over at DDOE then you might be tempempted to try your hand at a .Net managed code addin. If you do, this might be of intrest to you:
http://www.microsoft.com/emea/msdn/visualstudio/enxu/getthetrials/
You can download it too if you scroll down the page:

Ran in to an old friend today, and it took me a while to remember what to do. After adding a list box to your user form, you’ll want to resize it so that it looks nice. At design time you can get all your controls lined up without too much effort. Like this:
However when the form is run, the list box automatically resizes itself! Like this!
The answer is to change the a default setting, the “IntegralHeight”, and problem solved. The difference is that now your list box will show parts of lines that don’t fill the list box exactly, rather than resizing to accommodate only whole lines.
A few ideas have been floating about recently, each have there own pros and cons here a new one to me, looks good!
http://www.juiceanalytics.com/weblog/?p=239
Adding the finishing touches to a user form cab be fun, here are some cool Icons to help you out!
particularly noteworthy
http://www.yellowpipe.com/yis/download/free-icons.php?seenIEPage=1
and a really full list here:
http://www.maxpower.ca/free-icons/2006/03/05/
UPDATE, UPDATE, UPDATE:
there are some amazing works of icon art here too:
http://interfacelift.com/icons-win/index.php?sort=date