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Hello, I use this line: EDEFINE SAY PROMPT PAR->STOMSHAYS ID 500 OF ParDlg PICTURE "@X" but I want it to be aligned to the right. In my resources this field is defined as right text, but my text is shown aligned to the left. How can I align the text in the SAY command ...

... cTabel = cTabel + '<tr>' for i = 1 to 13 nMaat = 36 + i cTabel = cTabel + '<th scope="col" style="text-align: center; background-color: rgb(255, 0, 0);"><strong><span style="color:#FFFFFF;">'+str(nMaat,2)+'</span></strong></th>' ...

... := SetRT( cOutFile ) NEW PARAGRAPH oRTF TEXT "Sample RTF Output" ; FONTNUMBER 1 ; APPEARANCE BOLD_ON+ITALIC_OFF+CAPS_OFF; FONTSIZE 12 ; ALIGN CENTER ; SPACEBEFORE .12 ; SETDEFAULT NEW PARAGRAPH oRTF TEXT "" ; APPEARANCE BOLD_OFF+ITALIC_OFF+CAPS_OFF SETDATE oRtf FORMAT LONGFORMAT ...

... := SetRT( cOutFile ) NEW PARAGRAPH oRTF TEXT "Sample RTF Output" ; FONTNUMBER 1 ; APPEARANCE BOLD_ON+ITALIC_OFF+CAPS_OFF; FONTSIZE 12 ; ALIGN CENTER ; SPACEBEFORE .12 ; SETDEFAULT NEW PARAGRAPH oRTF TEXT "" ; APPEARANCE BOLD_OFF+ITALIC_OFF+CAPS_OFF SETDATE oRtf FORMAT LONGFORMAT ...

... aware of it. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It would also be beneficial to align the functions of mod harbour and Fivewin somewhat. I often need functions from, for example, filename.prg in mod harbour, and conversely, the ...

... oRTF TEXT 'OOO «Text in aligned left»'; FONTNUMBER 1 ; APPEARANCE BOLD_OFF+ITALIC_OFF+CAPS_OFF; FONTSIZE 12 ; FONTCOLOR CLR_WHITE,CLR_NBLUE ; ALIGN LEFT ; SPACEBEFORE .12 ; SETDEFAULT // Use this to begin a new table DEFINE NEWTABLE oRTF ; // Specify the RTF object ALIGN LEFT ; // Center table ...

... oRTF TEXT 'OOO «Text in aligned left»'; FONTNUMBER 1 ; APPEARANCE BOLD_OFF+ITALIC_OFF+CAPS_OFF; FONTSIZE 12 ; FONTCOLOR CLR_WHITE,CLR_NBLUE ; ALIGN LEFT ; SPACEBEFORE .12 ; SETDEFAULT // Use this to begin a new table DEFINE NEWTABLE oRTF ; // Specify the RTF object ALIGN LEFT ; // Center table ...

... oRTF TEXT 'OOO «Text in aligned left»'; FONTNUMBER 1 ; APPEARANCE BOLD_OFF+ITALIC_OFF+CAPS_OFF; FONTSIZE 12 ; FONTCOLOR CLR_WHITE,CLR_NBLUE ; ALIGN LEFT ; SPACEBEFORE .12 ; SETDEFAULT // Use this to begin a new table DEFINE NEWTABLE oRTF ; // Specify the RTF object ALIGN LEFT ; // Center table ...

... be legitimate. Repairs might including repair of headers, removing non data characters, removing false end of file markers, etc. They also can re-align records are offset. Most errors are OS/disk caused, often from adding in sectors from the drive that don’t belong. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

... I found: When specifying the text ( including numbers ), it is very important to specify the WIDTH of the value. With that in place, I can set align to "TR" as you suggested, and everything lines up perfectly. I prefer Calibri as a font because it is easier to read than the old Courier ...

... nRow, nCsp * 56, TRANSFORM( oPrintParts:parchg,"999,999.99") ,,, oFnorp ) The output of the numbers is center aligned, and not right aligned. I need to get all of the numbers to align right. This is not, in it's current format, documented. I have looked at the ...

... to print ( with tprinter class) information like timestamp or page number? I try with @ 28, 0 PRINT TO oPrn TEXT TimeStamp() ; SIZE 6.90, 0.8 CM ALIGN "TL" FONT oFnt COLOR CLR_BLACK but not print any

If you want center both vertically and horizontally then use "" or nil for cAlign on my application I have these options local aAlign :={"left","right","Center","justified"} local aPosition :={"on top","on ...

If you want center both vertically and horizontally then use "" or nil for cAlign

... ; {cText, oFnt, nColorFont, ::SetAlign(nAlignOriz,nAlignVert) }, ; "CM" ) on ::SetAlign(nAlignOriz,nAlignVert) I build the string to align/position but I have only this "TL" : TopLeft "TR" : TopRight "T" : Top Center "BL" : Bottom Left "BR" ...