CommandButton (btn)

CommandButton - This control allows the user to perform a specific action and will run a separate subroutine.

Default BackColor = System > Button Face
Default ForeColor = System > Button Text
Default Font - Tahoma, 8, regular
You should always have the Cancel button on the right hand side of your dialog boxes

Me.btnOK.Font.Bold = True 
Me.btnOK.Font.Size = 10 
Me.btnOK.BackColor = RGB(41, 105, 207) 
Me.btnOK.ForeColor = RGB(255, 255, 255)

Arrows

Use Wingding3
Left Arrow - (t) - Alt + 116
Right Arrow - (u) - Alt + 117
Up Arrow - (p) - Alt + 112
Down Arrow (q) - Alt + 113
font size - regular 10, can change colour to Desktop
size (20 by 20)

Same Subroutine

If you want to have multiple command buttons executing the same procedure, this can be done using a class module.
You should consider making the Cancel button the default for forms that support operations that can't be undone (such as delete).
You can always add one and not make it visible

Properties

Accelerator	Lets you specify a character that will be underlined in the caption to provide a shortcut key
AutoSize	Allows the commandbutton to resize automatically to display its entire contents
BackColor	The background colour of the button
BackStyle	The background style of the button
Cancel	If you want your dialog box to close when you press Esc then change the Cancel property to True for the command button that closes the form.
Caption	The text that appears on the command button
Default	You should always set a command button to be pressed when the user presses Enter. Set it to True
Font
ForeColor	The foreground colour of the button
Locked	Specifies whether a control can be edited. When a control is locked and enabled, it can still initiate events and can still receive the focus.
MouseIcon	The full path of the custom icon
MousePointer	Specifies the type of pointer displayed when the user positions the mouse over the button
Name
Picture	The full path of a bitmap file to display on the button
PicturePosition	The location of the picture relative to its caption
TakeFocusOnClick	Specifies whether the control takes focus when clicked.
WordWrap	If you want to write more than one line of text then just set the WordWrap property to True

Events

BeforeDragOver
BeforeDropOrPaste
Click
DblClick
Enter
Error
Exit
KeyDown
KeyPress
KeyUp
MouseDown
MouseMove
MouseUp