VBMaximizer Tour:

Control Policies

One of the most powerful and time-saving features that VBMaximizer offers is the capability to perform useful actions when a control is created, renamed, or deleted. You decide what happens in these cases, and also decide whether VBMaximizer makes it happen silently or asks for a confirmation. When a new control is created and placed on a form's surface, VBMaximizer can prompt for a name and a caption and suggest or force the developer to use a standard 3- or 4-character prefix for the control's name. In addition VBMaximizer can automatically rename all the occurrences in code when a control is renamed, and can delete all event procedures associated to a control that is being deleted.

	Place a new control on the form
	A dialogs pops up asking you the name of the control (and optionally some other properties) suggesting or forcing the use of a standard prefix
	Through the Control Policies dialog you can decide if the prefix is or is not mandatory
	You can change whether to use the dialog when a new control is created
	You can also decide whether to change or delete the code when a control is renamed or removed