View a playing card using VBCARDS.OCX

By | 2002-06-01

Simple code shows how to display any playing card image using the VBCARDS.OCX.

Original Author: Patrick K. Bigley

Assumptions

Create a form (Form1)
Create a command button control (Button1)
Create an image control (Image1)
Create a label control (Label1)
Create a VBCARDS control (Deck1)
A free copy of the VBCARDS OCX control can be downloaded
at http://bargainbd.com/opusopus/vbcards.htm
or
http://www.geocities.com:80/SiliconValley/Grid/7284/cardocx1.zip
Don’t crowd the screen with the controls, space
them neatly

Returns

Returns an image of a playing card.

Side Effects

Takes a second or two for the OCX file to load into VB

API Declarations

Global CountCard As Long

Code

Dim CountCard As Integer
Private Sub Command1_Click()
If CountCard >= 69 Then CountCard = 1
'CountCard can be any number from 1 to 68
'Each number equals different DSeck image.

Deck1.ChangeCard = CountCard 'Change the Picture property of Deck1
Image1.Picture = Deck1.Picture 'Copy the picture of Deck1
Label1.Caption = "The number for this card is " & CountCard
CountCard = CountCard + 1
End Sub
Private Sub Form_Load()
CountCard = 1
            'the "Destination pad"
Image1.Picture = Deck1.Picture 'Copy the picture of Deck1 to image1
End Sub

Author: dwirch

Derek Wirch is a seasoned IT professional with an impressive career dating back to 1986. He brings a wealth of knowledge and hands-on experience that is invaluable to those embarking on their journey in the tech industry.

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