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... nil, "INCHES" )[ 3 ]return Int( nWidthPix / nPixPerChar )  This does not work (rather meaningless) for proportional fonts like Arial, Tahoma, Verdana, etc

... nil, "INCHES" )[ 3 ]return Int( nWidthPix / nPixPerChar )  This does not work (rather meaningless) for proportional fonts like Arial, Tahoma, Verdana, etc

... Espero sus comentarios en este apasionante tema For the second B) there are several options, since I am not clear that it is only a problem of proportionality, which is what I have used so far, since even, it may be the case that is inversely proportional to its display on devices with higher ...

... For each control, define its behavoir on resize: 2a) For top and bottom: Anchored to the top edge of its container, anchored to the bottom, move proportionally. 2b) For left and right: Anchored to the left edge, to the right edge, move proportionally. 3) At the init of the dialog, right after ...

... returns (Chr(13)+Chr(10)) since soft carriage returns are not interpreted as end of line characters. Note: when a memo field is output using a proportional font, use MemoTran() to replace soft carriage returns with a space character. Rick Lipkin

ER designer

Hello Byron, I use "EasyReport". Best regards, Otto function memoDruck( cTextNeu, cTitle  )    local druckzeile := ""    local lPreview  := .t.    local oVRD    local Zeilen        := 0   *---...

Now that's an answer. Thank you, I believe I have the FDN so I will check for that version. I believe I am currently running 15.xx, with Borland cc7 .

Thanks, again.

Byron ...

Very very simple, if you are using FWH 16.04 or later. You do not need to calculate any thing. Please use this syntax: #xcommand @ <nRow>, <nCol> PRINT TO <prn> TEXT <cText> ;      [SIZE <nWidth> [,<nHeight>] ] ;      ...

Yes, thank you, I figured out that much, seems to be more effort in breaking the lines at the right place. I'll probably get it, but I was just trying to see if it was out there.

Thanks,

Byron ...

oPrn:gettextwidth(ctext, oFont) is useful for this

Is there a memo print function that will work with Proportional Spaced Fonts.

i.e.

PrintMemo( cText,oPrn,oFont,nWidthInInches)

Maybe is could return an array with the number elements same as lines created.

Step through this and your done.

Just curious,

Byron ...

... round box items: 1, 2, 3 ... [ <lUpper: UPPERMNU> ] ; - Say Prompt items UpperCase [ <lAdjust: ADJUST> ] ; - Adjust height Menu Bar proportional of height Font assigned [ LEFTWIDTH <nLeftWidth> ] ; - Spaces left rect of item ( logo Menu ) [ <file or resource: LOGOMENU> ...

I'm working on making a proportional resize the images to resize we do in Windows, but so far without success

Regards

... coordinates are hooked or anchored to the top/left window/dialog coordinates, so no change is made when windows is resized (e.g. left toolbar) 2: Proportional: used mostly with graphic controls, every control coordinate is changed proportionally to the dialog size. 3: Anchored: one ore more control's ...