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Mike Lewis
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Ken,
Set the button's Wordwrap property to .T.
Mike
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Set the button's Wordwrap property to .T.
Mike
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Thanks again Mike, that did it.
By the way, I'm assuming I need to pad the line out so that the wrap is suitably formatted....
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Is there a way to programmatically format the two lines?
I tried [="HELP"+chr(13)+"FILE"] as you can in FPD but no go.
Ken F
By the way, I'm assuming I need to pad the line out so that the wrap is suitably formatted....
[ HELP FILE ]
Is there a way to programmatically format the two lines?
I tried [="HELP"+chr(13)+"FILE"] as you can in FPD but no go.
Ken F
Mike Lewis
Programmer
Ken,
I think you've just got to manually pad the lines so that the break occurs where you want it.
Mike
Mike Lewis
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I think you've just got to manually pad the lines so that the break occurs where you want it.
Mike
Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland
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Mike,
Could you, one - not you specifically B
, make a class with a button and an alternative caption where the properties come from a label?
I'm not very good at the OOP and class stuff, but isn't that what it's for?
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Griff
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Could you, one - not you specifically B
, make a class with a button and an alternative caption where the properties come from a label?I'm not very good at the OOP and class stuff, but isn't that what it's for?
Regards
Griff
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'One' can put a label, image, whatever, over the top of an invisible command button. The click event of the label calls the click event of the button.
Another option is puting code you would normally put in a command button click event in the click event of a label. You won't get the 3-D pushed down look, but that could also be changed.
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Another option is puting code you would normally put in a command button click event in the click event of a label. You won't get the 3-D pushed down look, but that could also be changed.
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Mike Lewis
Programmer
Dave,
'One' can put a label, image, whatever, over the top of an invisible command button. The click event of the label calls the click event of the button.
It would be easier just to use the graphic in the Picture property of the button.
Mike
Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland
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'One' can put a label, image, whatever, over the top of an invisible command button. The click event of the label calls the click event of the button.
It would be easier just to use the graphic in the Picture property of the button.
Mike
Mike Lewis
Edinburgh, Scotland
My Visual Foxpro web site: My Crystal Reports web site:
Mike,
Actually, what I was using was a Shape control, not an image.
I was making sort of an oval button.
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Actually, what I was using was a Shape control, not an image.
I was making sort of an oval button.
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