Setting the background colour
Normally, you will want to set the background colour at design time. To do
this, simply set the backcolor property in the properties window. To set the
background colour a runtime, change the BackColor property use the following
syntax:
Text1.BackColor = ColourCode
Visual Basic uses Hexadecimal code to specify control colours, for example
&H80000006& is black. Unless you want to learn hexadecimal code you
can use the QBColor Function.
Text1.BackColor = QBColor(Number)
Where number is one of the following:
|
Number
|
Colour
|
|
0
|
Black
|
|
1
|
Blue
|
|
2
|
Green
|
|
3
|
Cyan
|
|
4
|
Red
|
|
5
|
Magenta
|
|
6
|
Yellow
|
|
7
|
White
|
|
8
|
Grey
|
|
9
|
Light Blue
|
|
10
|
Light Green
|
|
11
|
Light Cyan
|
|
12
|
Light Red
|
|
13
|
Light Magenta
|
|
14
|
Light Yellow
|
|
15
|
Bright White
|
The following code sets the background colour of text1 to Red.
Text1.BackColor = QBColor(4)