Is there a way to put codes in the close button of a form in visual basic?

Question

what i mean is the control menu the minimize, maximize and the x one is the close

Answer 1

Yes,  explore the Button_Click event.

Private Sub Button_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)

' Do something useful

End Sub

Answer 2

Use the FormClosed event (VB.Net) or Unload event (VB6) and put what ever code you need there.

Good luck!

Edited to add:

This event is triggered when the form is closed by whatever means you use ... especially the "X" in the upper right corner.

Answer 3

How about doing it the easy way...

Just add them in the Properties pane at design time.

No code required!!

Or:

In VB2008 its called the MinimizeBox and is located in the Properties Pane. In VB6 its called the MinButton and it is also located in the Properties Pane.

A Minimize button enables users to minimize a form window to an icon. To display a Minimize button, you must also set the form's BorderStyle property to either 1 (Fixed Single), 2 (Sizable), or 3 (Fixed Double).

VB6:

Form1.MinButton = True or False

True = (Default) The form has a Minimize button.

False = The form doesn't have a Minimize button.

The settings you specify for the MaxButton, MinButton, BorderStyle, and ControlBox properties aren't reflected in the form's appearance until run time.

VB2008:

Me.MinimizeBox = True

Me.MinimizeBox = False

Get the idea!!

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