''' Simple CoolBar by Dean Andreason - September 14, 1998'''
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''' I am very new to VB (about a month), I guess I'm a "Newbie".
''' I've checked out alot of VB sites and found alot of different 
''' examples of "coolbars" most seemed much more complicated than this.
''' I came up with this one using a control array and an ImageList.
''' It's free for all "as is" and I'm not responsible for any problems
''' it may cause you, your computer or any programs you use it in.
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''' HOW TO DO IT:
''' Add the following controls to a form and set properties as shown:
''' 1) PictureBox - NAME = picToolBar, ALIGN = Top 
''' 2) Image      - NAME = imgButton
'''    Copy and Paste on picToolBar desired number of buttons.
'''    Be sure to answer yes to create a control array.
'''    NOTE: This example has 10 buttons, if you have a different number
'''          you'll need to change the For n = 0 To 9 in all the subs 
'''          accordingly. (For n = 0 To Z, where Z = total buttons - 1)
''' 3) Label      - NAME = lblButtonPressed, AUTOSIZE = True
''' 4) ImageList  - NAME = ImageList1
'''    Now you need to add the pictures to the ImageList.
'''    You need 3 pictures for each button, (Flat, Up & Down)
'''    You can start with existing bmp or ico pictures for 
'''    the Flat buttons and save as NameFlat. (Substitute 
'''    Name for something meaningful for each picture)
'''    Now with Paintbrush or other, (I use MicroAngelo) 
'''    Draw a white line across the Top and Left edge.
'''    Draw a dark gray line across the Bottom and Right edge.
'''    This makes it look like a button in the UP position.
'''    Save As NameUp.
'''    Draw a dark gray line across the Top and Left edge.
'''    Draw a white line across the Bottom and Right edge.
'''    This makes it look like a button in the DOWN position.
'''    Save As NameDown. 
'''    Repeat this for all buttons.
'''    Now add them to ImageList1. 
'''    NOTE: To work correctly with this code, 
'''    add them in this order: FLAT, DOWN, UP
'''    You should now have 3 times as many images as buttons.
''' 5) Now paste the following code into the Form.
'''
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Option Explicit
   Dim n As Integer

Private Sub Form_Load()
   For n = 0 To 9
   imgButton(n).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages((n * 3) + 1).Picture
   Next
End Sub

Private Sub Form_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
   For n = 0 To 9
   imgButton(n).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages((n * 3) + 1).Picture
   Next
End Sub

Private Sub imgButton_Click(C As Integer)
   lblButtonPressed.Caption = "Button " & C & " Pressed"
End Sub

Private Sub imgButton_MouseDown(Index As Integer, Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
   For n = 0 To 9
   imgButton(n).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages((n * 3) + 1).Picture
   Next
   imgButton(Index).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages(((Index) * 3) + 2).Picture
End Sub

Private Sub imgButton_MouseUp(Index As Integer, Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
   For n = 0 To 9
   imgButton(n).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages((n * 3) + 1).Picture
   Next
   imgButton(Index).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages(((Index) * 3) + 3).Picture
End Sub

Private Sub imgButton_MouseMove(Index As Integer, Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
   For n = 0 To 9
   imgButton(n).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages((n * 3) + 1).Picture
   Next
   imgButton(Index).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages(((Index) * 3) + 3).Picture
End Sub

Private Sub picToolBar_MouseMove(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)
   For n = 0 To 9
   imgButton(n).Picture = ImageList1.ListImages((n * 3) + 1).Picture
   Next
End Sub