900 The ActiveX Control Interface Wizard helps you perform the following steps in creating an ActiveX control in Visual Basic.\n\n_
901 - Defining the interface (properties, methods, events)\n\n_
902 - Creating the underlying code for the interface\n\n_
903 Note: Before you begin, you must have added all the interface elements that make up the control's appearance.\n\n_
904 Note: Use the Property Page Wizard to create Property Pages for your UserControls.\n\n_
905 You can press Back at any time to change your selections. Please click Next to begin.
907 &Skip this screen in the future.
999 *** Text for Step1
1000 Select the control for which you want to create properties, events, and methods.
1099 *** Text for selecting Interface Members
1100 Below is a list of Property, Method, and Event names that you might want to use in your control.\n\n_
1101 The ones that have been pre-selected are standard Property, Method, and Event names that most controls support.\n\n_
1102 Click Next to add your own Properties, Methods, and Events.
1103 Available names:
1104 Selected names:
1105 Below is a list of Property, Method, and Event names that you might want to use in your control.\n\n_
1106 The ones that have been pre-selected are properties, methods, and events that have already been made public.\n\n_
1107 Click Next to add your own Properties, Methods, and Events.
1199 *** Text for Adding Custom PEM's
1200 Add your own Properties, Methods, and Events you want for your control. _
1201 These are members unique to your control and ones that you have not already selected in previous steps.
1202 My Custom Members:
1203 Ne&w...
1204 &Delete
1205 &Edit...
1299 *** Text for Set Mapping Step
1300 You can map the functionality of the properties, methods, or events in your control to the members in constituent controls.\n\n_
1301 From the Public Name list, select one or more properties, methods, or events, and then select the control and member you want to map it to._
1302 \n\n_
1303 When you finish mapping, click Next.
1304 Maps to
1305 Control
1306 Member
1307 Public Name:
1399 *** Text for Set Attributes Step
1400 You can set the attributes of the unmapped members. Any member you do not change uses the default values.\n\n_
1401 Select the public name of the member whose attributes you want to change and modify its values. Repeat for each member you want to change.\n\n_
1402 When you finish modifying the attributes, click Next.
1403 Description
1404 Attribute Information
1405 Data Type
1406 Default Value
1407 Run Time
1408 Design Time
1409 Arguments
1410 (None)
1411 Return Type
1999 *** Text for Wizard Finished Panel
2000 The ActiveX Control Interface Wizard has finished collecting the information required to build the interface for your control.\n\n_
2001 Click on the Finish button when you are ready to proceed.
2005 Do you want to:
2007 View Summary Report
3000 'WARNING! DO NOT REMOVE OR MODIFY THE FOLLOWING COMMENTED LINES!\n
3001 'MappingInfo=
3002 'The Underscore following "<Member>" is necessary because it\n'is a Reserved Word in VBA.\n
3003 'TO DO: The member you have mapped to contains an array of data.\n_
3004 ' You must supply the code to persist the array. A prototype\n_
3005 ' line is shown next:\n
4999 *** Control Creation Wizard Error Messages:
5000 You don't have any User Controls in your project.\n\n_
5001 Before you run the ActiveX Control Interface Wizard, create a new ActiveX Control project and design the UI of your User Control, and then re-run the Wizard.
5003 ActiveX Control Interface Wizard Error
5004 The member name you have created already exists.
5005 The member name you have created is already being used by the Extender object.
5006 New member name already exists!
5007 You cannot have a property, event, or method which is the same as the name of a control on your User Control.
5008 You must select a User control before continuing!
5009 The member name you have specified is not a valid VB name.
5010 This wizard cannot be run without a project loaded!
5011 The User Control you have selected cannot be accessed while it is in use.
5012 There is only one User Control in the current project(s). It cannot be accessed while it is in use.
5014 Since you have Custom Members which also exist in the Available names list,going to the Select Interface Members step will remove those those member names from the Available names list.\n\n_
