There is not direct way to do this. One solution is to write that saves the chart to a GIF file, and then loads the GIF file into an Image control. How can I remove the "x" from the title bar of my UserForm? I don't want the user to click that button to close the form. You can't remove the Close button on a UserForm's title bar. However, you can intercept all attempts to close the UserForm by using a UserForm_QueryClose event procedure in the code module for the UserForm.

Yes, you can set the UserForm's Left and Top properties. But in order for these to be effective you need to set the StartUpPosition property to 0. See similar questions...

For additional documentation, scripting examples and other useful stuff check out AmiBroker's Support page See similar questions...

Yes, the Hide method keeps the UserForm in memory, but makes it invisible. The Unload statement unloads the UserForm. See similar questions...

Yes. By default, GPL displays an image of a ghostly anonymous driver in the Player selection menu and the newspaper that's displayed at the end of the race. You can over-ride this anonymous image by placing a bitmap image in your Player folder. This image should be 105x124 in size and should be 24 bits in color depth (it can be black and white or color), and must be named player.bmp. For example, I'd place an image of me in the following location: C:\SIERRA\gpl\players\Hine__Alison\player. See similar questions...

Transmission holograms need light behind them, therefore home displaying is rather tricky with transmission holograms. Reflection holograms require single light source from front-above, more-less 45 degrees. These are much easier to display, and are suitable as home decor. Usually light creating strong shadow contrast is the best, and soft, or multi-source light will blur the image. Most conveinent is to display holograms at eye level, so they can be visible from a distance without a problem. See similar questions...

The Tooltip property of Column object specifies the tooltip's description that shows up when the cursor is over the column's caption. If the Tooltip property is empty, no tooltip is displayed. By default, the title for the tooltip window is the column's caption. See similar questions...

Create an ImageIcon and use a JLabel: ImageIcon icon = new ImageIcon(image); Jlabel label = new JLabel(); label.setIcon(icon); myDialog.add(label); See similar questions...

The best way to preserve your photos and prints is in an album. The album pages should be acid- and lignin-free, and any adhesives used should be acid free as well. A polypropylene sleeve adds an extra measure of protection. Whatever you do, do NOT use those horrible "magnetic" albums with the peel-back covers. Albums should not be stored where temperature and humidity can become excessive. Photos in frames should always be under glass, to protect them from UV radiation. See similar questions...

Yes, click on the Staffmail or SMS icon in the menu and then click on Options. You can change Display Options from the screen and select different colour schemes and the manner in which the menu is displayed. See similar questions...

On the top right corner, you should see . These controls will determine how SBRLI will be displayed in your browser. See similar questions...

A behavior chart is something you keep to reward points to your child for good behavior or to dock points from your child for bad behavior. To create a behavior chart, follow these steps: When you create the chart, make sure to uncheck the box that says “Allow (Child’s Name) to mark items complete in this chart.” You will have sole control of the chart. There you will find all of the good behaviors you want to reward. See similar questions...

The "accesses per day" chart displays the number of accesses, bytes transferred, and visits made for each individual day within the reporting period (week, month, etc). See similar questions...

This can happen under rare circumstances and it's related to your video driver and/or display settings. If your chart lines are only partially being displayed or not at all, try changing the line width for each chart. You can change your line width by clicking the <Setup> button and then choose the "Charts" tab. Each chart will have a "Line Width" setting, and you can try either the "Fine" or "Medium" setting. See similar questions...

Aside from the graphics, the printed version of your chart document will display cycles in tabular form, including all the individual day information recorded. See similar questions...

The data file does not have data. This may be due to busy internet traffic or busy server that leads to a time out. please download again. See similar questions...

As patient records are clinical, it is best they be reviewed in the company of clinical personnel. Should you wish to review your chart, please let Clinic personnel know in advance and arrangements will be made for you to do so. See similar questions...

You can chart your QC data using regular Levey-Jenning's control charts, on which additional lines have been drawn to represent the mean plus/minus 1s, plus/minus 2s, and plus/minus 3s. You can set up one control chart for each level of control material being analyzed. These individual charts have the advantage of showing your method performance at each control level. However, it is difficult to visually combine the measurements from consecutive control measurements on different materials. See similar questions...