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You certainly could fake it using button objects and boxes, etc.

Carlos <cjardon@arrakis.es> wrote in article
<34c94c51.4419694@nntp.arrakis.es>...
> 	I have a question? Can i create my own buttons bar with
> ObjectPal in Paradox 5.0? exist any libraty to do that? and how can i
> get them?
> 
> 	Thanks.
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> ** Carlos Gonz�lez Jard�n  **
> **      ICQ#:4808039       **
> **    cjardon@arrakis.es   **
> **     Ourense (Spain)     **
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Unfortunately, no. 5.0 does not allow for customizing the main toolbar, nor
can you create a custom one. My approach is to turn off the toolbar, and
create my own across the top of each form, using the button objects, list
boxes, etc. Way back when, I built a form full of objects that I used
frequently, including my standard 'button bar', with generalized code
attached. From there, I could copy the objects and paste them into new
forms, adding any form specific code. Saves alot of time, and gives you a
consistent look.
From there, I've graduated to creating a 'template' form, containing my
button bar, general error handling routines, etc.

HTH
Bob
Carlos wrote in message <34c94c51.4419694@nntp.arrakis.es>...
> I have a question? Can i create my own buttons bar with
>ObjectPal in Paradox 5.0? exist any libraty to do that? and how can i
>get them?
>
> Thanks.
>*****************************
>** Carlos Gonz�lez Jard�n  **
>**      ICQ#:4808039       **
>**    cjardon@arrakis.es   **
>**     Ourense (Spain)     **
>*****************************