Greetings,
I have a text box, label and subreport that i'm trying to rotate
vertically. The properties list doesn't list any such
property. Can I add one, or do i have to code to make these object
rotate?
I'm using Access 2000 project
Thanks in advance,
Don
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Both labels and text boxes have a property of Vertical which can be set to
"Yes". Subforms are a different matter.
Phil
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I have a text box, label and subreport that i'm trying to rotate
vertically. The properties list doesn't list any such
property. Can I add one, or do i have to code to make these object
rotate?
I'm using Access 2000 project
Thanks in advance,
Don
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Yes, I'm aware of the Vertical Property, but it doesn't rotate the right
way! It does 90deg to the right, I need 90deg to the left.
Also, I need to rotate a subform and a bardode object.
Any ideas?
Don
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On 29 Dec 2004 15:40:32 -0600, don larry <do********@hot mail.com>
wrote: Greetings,
I have a text box, label and subreport that i'm trying to rotate
vertically. The properties list doesn't list any such
property. Can I add one, or do i have to code to make these object
rotate?
I'm using Access 2000 project
Thanks in advance,
Don
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Hi
for text see http://www.lebans.com/rotatetext.htm
subreport sounds new territory to me
David
Hi David, thanks for your reply
I've already tried that site; they do have text rotation.
Unfortunately, I need to rotate other objects on my form.
Anyone else have an idea?
Don
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