Is it possible to change the background colour of a msgbox using VBA without
changing your overall windows appearance. The message box would be contained
in a macro in Word 2000 and would appear when a certain thing was done in the
macro.

Thanks,

Re: MsgBox Colour by Graham

Graham
Tue Sep 18 03:31:24 CDT 2007

If you want to change the appearance of message boxes you will need to use a
UserForm instead of the MsgBox function.
Word MVP FAQ - Userforms http://word.mvps.org/FAQs/Userforms.htm

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Jules wrote:
> Is it possible to change the background colour of a msgbox using VBA
> without changing your overall windows appearance. The message box
> would be contained in a macro in Word 2000 and would appear when a
> certain thing was done in the macro.
>
> Thanks,



Re: MsgBox Colour by Greg

Greg
Tue Sep 18 04:35:20 CDT 2007

See:

http://gregmaxey.mvps.org/Custom_MsgBox.htm

Note while the example shows a userform with a pale yellow background, the
steps don't explain how it got that way. In the properties pane, select
background color and pick your color.

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Jules wrote:
> Is it possible to change the background colour of a msgbox using VBA
> without changing your overall windows appearance. The message box
> would be contained in a macro in Word 2000 and would appear when a
> certain thing was done in the macro.
>
> Thanks,