NavigationControl.SpecialEffect Property (Access)
You can use the SpecialEffect property to specify whether special formatting will apply to the specified object. Read/write Byte.
Version Information
Version Added: Access 2010
Syntax
expression .SpecialEffect
expression A variable that represents a NavigationControl object.
Remarks
The SpecialEffect property uses the following settings.
Setting |
Visual Basic |
Description |
|---|---|---|
Flat |
0 |
The object appears flat and has the system's default colors or custom colors that were set in Design view. |
Raised |
1 |
The object has a highlight on the top and left and a shadow on the bottom and right. |
Sunken |
2 |
The object has a shadow on the top and left and a highlight on the bottom and right. |
Etched |
3 |
The object has a sunken line surrounding the control. |
Shadowed |
4 |
The object has a shadow below and to the right of the control. |
Chiseled |
5 |
The object has a sunken line below the control. |
The SpecialEffect property setting affects related property settings for the BorderStyle , BorderColor , and BorderWidth properties. For example, if the SpecialEffect property is set to Raised, the settings for the BorderStyle, BorderColor, and BorderWidth properties are ignored. In addition, changing or setting the BorderStyle, BorderColor, and BorderWidth properties may cause Microsoft Access to change the SpecialEffect property setting to Flat.
Note
When you set the SpecialEffect property of a text box to Shadowed, the vertical height of the text display area is reduced. You can adjust the Height property of the text box to increase the size of the text display area.
Example
The following example sets the appearance of the text box "OrganizationName1" on the "Mailing List" form to raised.
Forms("Mailing List").Controls("OrganizationName1").SpecialEffect = 1