VB Button Control

VB Button Control is a cool Visual Basic source code that shows you how to create VB controls using just plain VB code and a Picturebox. If you're looking to spice up your projects with some neat features, this might be exactly what you need!

What Can You Do with VB Button Control?

This software comes packed with all kinds of current Visual Basic components like Scheduler Source Code, Calendar Source Code, Clock Source Code, Slider Source Code, and even a free example for Visual Basic source code control. It's pretty handy if you're working on various projects.

Compatibility Galore!

You won't have to worry about compatibility here! All the VB source code works perfectly with versions from VB3 all the way to VB6. The magic happens as the source code draws controls directly onto a Picturebox. Plus, you can compile it into any VB program without needing extra files. How easy is that?

What's Inside the Visual Basic Source Code?

So, what exactly are these Visual Basic Source Code Components? Well, they include:

• Fully functional Visual Basic controls where you get the source code.


• All necessary code included for compiling into any Visual Basic project.


• The use of a Picturebox and pure Visual Basic coding.


• Compatibility spanning from Visual Basic 3.0 through to 6.0.

A Few Cool Features

Here are some standout features of the VB Source Code Controls:

• Customized command buttons that fit your needs.


• Create multi-state positions for more interactivity.


• A great demo for understanding other controls in action.


• You’ll learn how graphics work in VB too!


• An awesome tool for picking up new Visual Basic coding techniques!

The Key Features You’ll Love

Here are some key features:

• Six unique properties not found in older VB command buttons.


• Add multi-line text with justifications that look great!


• Create bitmap pictures as backgrounds and make interactions pop!


• Select custom bevel sizes and colors for your buttons.


• Your methods include mouse-down, mouse-up, and mouse-move actions.


• You get ActiveX component power without needing an ActiveX control!