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VB: Display 3-D text in your program

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by maryweilage

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by rayhaimson

I copied your code into a project and the 3D effect is cool. But it doesn't show up until I click the button a second time. I tried adding a me.Refresh & a Do Events, but it did no good. What would I need to do to use this on form load?

by peter

If you entered the code properly the text will show up with only one click of the button.

To use this technique in Form_Load you must set the form's AutoRedraw property to True. You should do this anyway to make the text persistent (so it will not disappear if the form is covered then uncovered).

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