Yes, that is what happens to me. I have changed the color a few different
ways. The gradient fill always goes to none. Can that be prevented.
Bill Singer
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Subject: RE: [MS_AccessPros] Buttons
Bill
How are you changing the color? When I changed it in the properties sheet
the
shape stayed the same. But the gradient fill did get changed back to 'none'.
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] Buttons
I am looking for options on the buttons.
I like the default look of the buttons in Access 2010. I like how they are
faded from top to bottom. However, sometimes I would like to change the
color a little darker or lighter. As soon as I make any changes to the
button colors I lose all the fading formatting on the button and then the
buttons have square corners as opposed to round corners.
Is there a trick to keeping the shading but changing the color a bit?
Bill Singer
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