Custom MsgBox in Access. Part 9: Custom Icons

In this Microsoft Access tutorial series, we focus on creating a custom message box using VBA, enhancing the standard MsgBox function.

In Part 9, e will learn how to add custom icons to our message box form and make it so that the icon will slide to the right and down if the box gets bigger.

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Members will learn how to create custom Intellisense dropdown menus for their function parameters so that you don't have to remember option 1 is for the Question icon, option 2 is for Exclamation, and so on. You'll be able to pick "IconQuestion" and so on from a dropdown list like normal Access function parameters do. We'll use something called an Enumeration.

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Prerequisites

• Custom MsgBox, Part 1
• Custom MsgBox, Part 8

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