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Old November 5th 07, 03:59 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
willwong
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Default Unhiding a control using a command button

Hi i'm trying to write VBScript that will make a textbox visible on a command
click, however since i'm totally new to VBScript I'm not sure how to go about
it.

I am assuming I need to reference the instance of the custom form so I can
change the textbox's "visible" property but am a bit lost on that front.

Some guidance would be most welcome

Thanks, Will

 




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