Properties

It is possible to create additional Properties.
Property values can be Numerical, String or Boolean and they may be specific or apply to several objects.
These are often used to extract values from a userform.

Private m_cancelled As Boolean 
Public Property Get Property_Cancelled() As Boolean 
   Property_Cancelled = m_cancelled 
End Property

Built-in Properties

BackColor	Specifies the background color of the object (Long)
BorderColor	Specifies the color of an object's border (Long)
BorderStyle	Specifies the type of border used by a control or a form (fmBorderStyle) either fmBorderStyleNone or fmBorderStyleSingle
Caption	Descriptive text that appears on an object to identify or describe it. (String)
Cycle	Specifies the action to take when the user leaves the last control on a Frame or Page. (fmCycle) either fmCycleAllForms or fmCycleCurrentForm
DrawBuffer	Specifies the number of pixels set aside for off-screen memory in rendering a frame.
Enabled	Specifies whether a control can receive the focus and respond to user-generated events.
Font	Defines the characteristics of the text used by a control or form.
ForeColor	Specifies the foreground color of an object.
Height	The height in points, of an object.
HelpContextID	The HelpContextID property associates a specific topic in a custom Microsoft Windows Help file with a specific control. (Long)
KeepScrollBarsVisible	Specifies whether scroll bars remain visible when not required. (fmScrollBars) either fmScrollBarsNone, fmScrollBarsHorizontal, fmScrollBarsVertical or fmScrollBarsBoth
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MouseIcon	Assigns a custom icon to an object.
MousePointer	Specifies the type of pointer displayed when the user positions the mouse over a particular object.
Picture	Specifies the bitmap to display on an object.
PictureAlignment	Specifies the location of a background picture.
PictureSizeMode	Specifies how to display the background picture on a control, form, or page.
PictureTiling	Lets you tile a picture in a form or page.
RightToLeft	Returns a Boolean value that indicates the text display direction and controls the visual appearance on a bidirectional system.
ScrollBars	Specifies whether a control, form, or page has vertical scroll bars, horizontal scroll bars, or both. (fmScrollBars)
ScrollHeight	Specify the height, in points, of the total area that can be viewed by moving the scroll bars on the control, form, or page.
ScrollLeft	Specify the distance, in points, of the left or top edge of the visible form from the left or top edge of the logical form, page, or control.
ScrollTop	Specify the distance, in points, of the left or top edge of the visible form from the left or top edge of the logical form, page, or control.
ScrollWidth	Specify the height, in points, of the total area that can be viewed by moving the scroll bars on the control, form, or page.
ShowModal	Sets a UserForm to be modal or modeless in its display. Read-only at run time.
SpecialEffect	Specifies the visual appearance of an object. Either fmSpecialEffectFlat, fmSpecialEffectRaised, fmSpecialEffectSunken, fmSpecialEffectEtched, fmSpecialEffectBump
StartUpPosition	Returns or sets a value specifying the position of a UserForm when it first appears. You can use one of four settings for StartUpPosition: Manual, CenterOwner, CenterScreen or WindowsDefault.
Tag	Stores additional information about an object.
Top	The distance between a control and the left or top edge of the form that contains it.
WhatsThisButton	Returns a Boolean value that determines whether the What's This button appears on the title bar of a UserForm object. Read-only at run time. This property does not apply to the Macintosh.
WhatsThisHelp	Returns a Boolean value that determines whether context-sensitive Help uses the pop-up window provided by Windows 95 Help or the main Help window. Read-only at run time. This property does not apply to the Macintosh.
Width	The width, in points, of an object.
Zoom	Specifies how much to change the size of a displayed object.

Accelerator Property

The Accelerator property allows you to specify a shortcut key that the user can press as an alternative to using the mouse to put focus on a control.
If the control is a commandbutton then this letter should be one of the letters used in the button's caption.
That letter will then appear underlined on the caption.
To assign an accelerator to a different sort of control, for example a text box, set the Accelerator property of its label.