for example, to separate a group of option buttons from other groups of option buttons.See Also Properties Events Methods
Description
A frame provides an identifiable grouping for controls. You can also use a frame to subdivide a form functionallyfor example, to separate a group of option buttons from other groups of option buttons.
Remarks
To group controls, first draw the frame and then draw the controls inside the frame. This enables you to move the frame and controls together. If you draw a control outside the frame and then try to move it inside, the control will be on top of the frame and you'll have to move the frame and controls separately.
To select multiple controls in a frame, hold down the Ctrl key while using the mouse to draw a box around the controls.
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| Click DragOver MouseUp DblClick MouseDown DragDrop MouseMove |
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Help:
Drawing a Control
Programmer's Guide:
Chapter 3, "Creating and Using Controls"