How to change control resources

The simplest way to change the control sounds and cursors resources is to open, at Design-time, the 3D Button Visual Editor application from inside the Visual Studio.NET IDE as described inside the chapter Editing control properties through the 3D Button Visual Editor application contained inside the How to use the product in your projects section and selecting the editor "Resources" tab.

Item name	Description	Corresponding property

Sound played when the button is pressed	The filename or HTTP URL of the sound file played when the button is pressed.	SoundDown
Sound played when the button is released	The filename or HTTP URL of the sound file played when the button is released.	SoundUp
Sound played when the mouse enters the button area	The filename or HTTP URL of the sound file played when the mouse enters the button region.	SoundMouseOver
Sound played when the mouse leaves the button area	The filename or HTTP URL of the sound file played when the mouse leaves the button region.	SoundMouseOut
Cursor (Mouse pointer)	The filename of the cursor file displayed when the mouse is over the button.	Cursor
Preview	Preview of the current selected resource. If the resource is a sound, and the sound resource is available, it is possible to play and stop the files using the buttons below. If the resource is a cursor, and the cursor resource is available, it will be displayed here.
Play button	Starts playing the selected sound resource if available.
Stop button	Stops a playing sound resource, if any.
Browse button	Browses the current PC folders for a resource file.
Delete button	Deletes the current resource file.

By default each of these sounds is played asynchronously (i.e. once the sound is launched there is no way to know when it will be performed completely): the user can change this behavior using the SetSoundSync method in conjunction with the SoundDone event.