Changing cursor when over command button

[red6000]

I'm sure this must be easy, but I can't find an answer...

Is it possible to change the cursor from the default arrow to a hand when
you hover over a command button?

Thanks.

 

[KML]

I'm sure this must be easy, but I can't find an answer...

Is it possible to change the cursor from the default arrow to a hand when
you hover over a command button?

Thanks.

Red,

Here is a link to the API Module that you will need to change the
cursor to a Hand:

http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0044.htm

You will want to create a Module in your database and paste the code
from the above link in the module. This way all of your database
objects will be able to use the functions.

Once you have done that, you will want to go to the properties of the
command button, Events tab, and hit the three ellipses next to the
MouseMove Event (...). Choose the Code Builder. This will take you to
the Visual Basic Editor. If the Sub you just created, paste this code:

Call MouseCursor(IDC_HAND)

Good luck!

 

[red6000]

Brilliant, many thanks.

Red,

Here is a link to the API Module that you will need to change the
cursor to a Hand:

http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0044.htm

You will want to create a Module in your database and paste the code
from the above link in the module. This way all of your database
objects will be able to use the functions.

Once you have done that, you will want to go to the properties of the
command button, Events tab, and hit the three ellipses next to the
MouseMove Event (...). Choose the Code Builder. This will take you to
the Visual Basic Editor. If the Sub you just created, paste this code:

Call MouseCursor(IDC_HAND)

Good luck!

 

[Rick Brandt]

Red,

Here is a link to the API Module that you will need to change the
cursor to a Hand:

http://www.mvps.org/access/api/api0044.htm

You will want to create a Module in your database and paste the code
from the above link in the module. This way all of your database
objects will be able to use the functions.

Once you have done that, you will want to go to the properties of the
command button, Events tab, and hit the three ellipses next to the
MouseMove Event (...). Choose the Code Builder. This will take you
to the Visual Basic Editor. If the Sub you just created, paste this
code:

Call MouseCursor(IDC_HAND)

Good luck!

Or you could just set the HyperlinkSubAddress property of the button to " ".