Hello,
I have a label in a report that is filled up with text from a query.
The problem is that I need to justify the alignment, but not as it does by
default... let me try to clear this...
if I get a 5 line text from the query, all the lines have the label width,
even if the last line just have 1 word! I tryed to put spaces after the
text, but it doesn't do the trick. If I put underscores and spaces
alternatively, it works, but looks awful!!!
I just want the same formating ms word have for justified text.
How can i do this?
thanks,
Rui Patinha 4 5904
See Stephen Lebans page http://www.lebans.com/xjustifytext.htm
Phil
"Rui Patinha" <rui_ponto_patinha_em_universus_pt> wrote in message
news:3f***********************@news.telepac.pt... Hello,
I have a label in a report that is filled up with text from a query.
The problem is that I need to justify the alignment, but not as it does by default... let me try to clear this...
if I get a 5 line text from the query, all the lines have the label width, even if the last line just have 1 word! I tryed to put spaces after the text, but it doesn't do the trick. If I put underscores and spaces alternatively, it works, but looks awful!!!
I just want the same formating ms word have for justified text.
How can i do this?
thanks, Rui Patinha
See if this will help. It works with textboxes, not labels, but may be able to get you
started or you may be able to replace your label with a text box. A little formatting on
the box and you should be able to make it look like a label. http://www.lebans.com/justidirect.htm
--
Wayne Morgan
Microsoft Access MVP
"Rui Patinha" <rui_ponto_patinha_em_universus_pt> wrote in message
news:3f***********************@news.telepac.pt... Hello,
I have a label in a report that is filled up with text from a query.
The problem is that I need to justify the alignment, but not as it does by default... let me try to clear this...
if I get a 5 line text from the query, all the lines have the label width, even if the last line just have 1 word! I tryed to put spaces after the text, but it doesn't do the trick. If I put underscores and spaces alternatively, it works, but looks awful!!!
I just want the same formating ms word have for justified text.
How can i do this?
thanks, Rui Patinha
Hi!
Thank you for the tip! first i was nervous because the second i ran the
setup, i got a *wonderful* blue-screen... but then i registered the .ocx and
it work great!
Thanks
Rui Patinha
"Phil Stanton" <ph**@stantonfamily.co.uk> escreveu na mensagem
news:3f*********************@mercury.nildram.net.. . See Stephen Lebans page
http://www.lebans.com/xjustifytext.htm
Phil
"Rui Patinha" <rui_ponto_patinha_em_universus_pt> wrote in message news:3f***********************@news.telepac.pt... Hello,
I have a label in a report that is filled up with text from a query.
The problem is that I need to justify the alignment, but not as it does
by default... let me try to clear this...
if I get a 5 line text from the query, all the lines have the label
width, even if the last line just have 1 word! I tryed to put spaces after the text, but it doesn't do the trick. If I put underscores and spaces alternatively, it works, but looks awful!!!
I just want the same formating ms word have for justified text.
How can i do this?
thanks, Rui Patinha
Hi,
I looked at the code, and realized that i needed to use all the code in the
class... (right?)
anyway... i used the xjustifytext from the same site and it work fine!
thanks,
Rui Patinha
"Wayne Morgan" <co***************************@hotmail.com> escreveu na
mensagem news:CT*******************@newssvr32.news.prodigy. com... See if this will help. It works with textboxes, not labels, but may be
able to get you started or you may be able to replace your label with a text box. A little
formatting on the box and you should be able to make it look like a label.
http://www.lebans.com/justidirect.htm
-- Wayne Morgan Microsoft Access MVP
"Rui Patinha" <rui_ponto_patinha_em_universus_pt> wrote in message news:3f***********************@news.telepac.pt... Hello,
I have a label in a report that is filled up with text from a query.
The problem is that I need to justify the alignment, but not as it does
by default... let me try to clear this...
if I get a 5 line text from the query, all the lines have the label
width, even if the last line just have 1 word! I tryed to put spaces after the text, but it doesn't do the trick. If I put underscores and spaces alternatively, it works, but looks awful!!!
I just want the same formating ms word have for justified text.
How can i do this?
thanks, Rui Patinha
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