NavigationButton.Bevel property (Access)

Gets or sets the bevel effect applied to the specified object. Read/write Long.

Syntax

expression.Bevel

expression A variable that represents a NavigationButton object.

Remarks

The Bevel property contains a numeric expression that represents the bevel effect applied to the specified object. The default value of the Bevel property is 0, which does not apply a bevel effect.

The bevel effects include values that are listed in the following table.

To see the available bevel effects and apply a bevel through the user interface, first open the form or report in Layout view or Design view by right-clicking the form or report in the navigation pane, and then choosing the view that you want.

Next, choose the object to which you want to apply a bevel effect. On the Format tab, in the Control Formatting group, choose Shape Effects > Bevel, and then choose a bevel effect.

Notice that the bevel effects are indexed from left to right, and then from top to bottom. The first item, under No Bevel, has the value 0. Under Bevel, the first row contains bevel effects with values from 1 to 4, the second row from 5 to 8, and the third row from 9 to 12.

This property is not surfaced in the property sheet.

Example

The following code example sets the bevel effect to Cross.

Public Const BevelEffectNone = 0 
Public Const BevelEffectCircle = 1 
Public Const BevelEffectRelaxedInset = 2 
Public Const BevelEffectCross = 3 
Public Const BevelEffectCoolSlant = 4 
Public Const BevelEffectAngle = 5 
Public Const BevelEffectSoftRound = 6 
Public Const BevelEffectConvex = 7 
Public Const BevelEffectSlope = 8 
Public Const BevelEffectDivot = 9 
Public Const BevelEffectRiblet = 10 
Public Const BevelEffectHardEdge = 11 
Public Const BevelEffectArtDeco = 12 
Me.ctl.Bevel = BevelEffectCross

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