Visual Basic Tutorial



More on Scroll Bars We'll develop a program here which demonstrates how colours work on your machine. Firstly, you need to be aware that the colours that you see have three components: red, green and blue. Each colour is given an intensity value - a number between 0 and 255 - and the colour that you see will depend on the mix of these three values. The form that we're going to use will look like this: you need to build it according to the following specification
Form	Name Caption Height Left Top Width	frmRGB RGB Values 5000 2500 1500 6000
Command Button	Name Caption Height Left Top Width	cmdExit E&xit 495 4200 3600 1215
Label	Name Border Style Caption Height Left Top Width	lblDisplay Fixed Single none 1935 1560 1080 1575
Label	Name Border Style Caption Height Left Top Width	lblBlue Fixed Single none 495 2500 2520 615
Label	Name Border Style Caption Height Left Top Width	lblGreen Fixed Single none 495 2500 1800 615
Label	Name Border Style Caption Height Left Top Width	lblRed Fixed Single none 495 600 1080 615
Label	Name Alignment Caption Height Left Top Width	lblRedScroll Center Red 255 4200 840 1215
Label	Name Alignment Caption Height Left Top Width	lblGreenScroll Center Green 255 4200 1680 1215
Label	Name Alignment Caption Height Left Top Width	lblBlueScroll Center Blue 255 4200 2520 1215
Horizontal Scroll Bar	Name Height Large Change Left Max Top Width	hsbRed 255 10 4200 255 1080 1215
Horizontal Scroll Bar	Name Height Large Change Left Max Top Width	hsbGreen 255 10 4200 255 1920 1215
Horizontal Scroll Bar	Name Height Large Change Left Max Top Width	hsbBlue 255 10 4200 255 2760 1215
Text Box	Name Height Left Text Top Width	txtRedValue 285 3360 none 1080 615
Text Box	Name Height Left Text Top Width	txtGreenValue 285 3360 none 1920 615
Text Box	Name Height Left Text Top Width	txtBlueValue 285 3360 none 2760 615
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