Related to Post: 469274 (2000 sp3)

[unkamunka]

The background colours for Toolbars are controlled by your Windows settings - and are always uniform. The best you can do is to customise the colours for the Icons on the Toolbars.HTH

[bradjedis]

Thanks,

Where and how do I get to the toolbars.HTH?

Thanks,
Brad

[unkamunka]

Control Panel|Settings|Display|Appearance|Advanced|Menu. This will also change your settings for every Windows Toolbar. Hope That Helps

[bradjedis]

Thanks.

Not exactly what I want to do.

Thanks for you assistance,
Brad

[HansV]

Please explain (in detail) what you want.

[bradjedis]

(Edited by HansV to make provide link to post - the "code" is <!t>[post#=469274]<!/t>. Also see <!help=19>Help 19<!/help>)

All,
In the post for 469274, I asked for a method of adding a toolbar. Is it possible to change the backgroud color of that toolbar?

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thanks,
Brad

[bradjedis]

Hans,
You assisted me with adding a toolbar at startup of the file, and I am wanting (if possible) to change the background color of that specific bar so as to draw attention to it for my users.

Thanks,
Brad

[HansV]

As unkamunka explained, the way a toolbar looks is not determined by Excel or by your code, but by the user's Windows display settings. In other words, you cannot give your toolbar a different color than the other toolbars. Sorry, but that's the way it is. You can try to find or design catchy icons for your toolbar buttons.

[bradjedis]

Hans,
Thanks for looking.....

Brad