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... you again, I can only comment on FWH classes. What all you want to do, I am sure we can do with FWH classes in a far simpler way. To print text vertically and horizontally centered on the page. No calculations required. The command is very simple: @ 0, 0 PRINT TO oPrn TEXT "Single/MultiLine ...

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 ...

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

... Here is an example of the problem.. This is a printer selection control. This is the RC. Note we are using Radio buttons this time. They are vertically stacked. The first one starts at position 10, and is 12 points high. So it goes to 22. The next one is at row 25. I use 15 point line spacing ...

... incorrectly. Either 2 or 3 will print the same. It is called "short edge binding" and it means that with a single sheet, you rotate it vertically to see the other side properly. (2) should use long edge binding. That means on page one, if you hold the left side and flip the page to ...

Here is another example. This is a printer selection control. This is the RC. Note we are using Radio buttons this time. They are vertically stacked. The first one starts at position 10, and is 12 points high. So it goes to 22. The next one is at row 25. I use 15 point line spacing for ...

... of the advantages of using an .rc with my application, and hand coding them, is that I know the exact size of each box. If I have 5 check boxes vertically, and each is the same size, with space between each row, and absolutely no overlap, I still have the problem. If I check on box one, then ...

Can I display text on the window, using the oWnd:Say() method, vertically (or at an angle) ?

... which are dark Instead, until now I have a horizontal and vertical gradien in the middle in the button instead the vertical should always start vertically from left to right

Do you mean that each group browses a different array ?? No they must be displayed vertically in the same way as I created the first one AaDd(aTemp,{ aRuote[1], oDbf:ba1,oDbf:ba2,oDbf:ba3,oDbf:ba4,oDbf:ba5 }) for example for the first line the first column remains ...

... then I decompose the totals so you can know the columns and rows that is, while in the insertion see figure 1 I have the prices vertically, in the printout of the receipt I have them horizontally therefore, by breaking down the total prices for each group, I can print the pixel ...

... the new 3 records? Just an idea. -Delef here we were discussing about the speed of scrolling the archive because I noticed problems not so much vertically but horizontally, that is, it becomes very slow and I also tried it on an I7

... trying your test with other computers to see if it is a question of memory or not and I still cannot understand how I can solve If I scroll vertically, the movement is fast If you scroll horizontally the movement is fast up to a certain point then it goes very slowly I then discovered something ...

"" -> Center vertically and horizontally (default) "T" -> Top - Center "B" -> Bottom - Center "L" -> Left - VCenter "R" -> Right - VCenter "TL" -> Top Left and ...

You are totally right Mr. Rao, I failed to expalin correctly what I wanted. The first column of my xbrowse has the branch the employees are assigned to, and i have it merged, what I really wanted to achieve was to show the text in vertical orientation in to the merged cells, and the example you pro...