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Tweaking the Control Text Tip

This one should be easy to address. I saw an Access db that had
multiple lines of the standard/basic (mouse-over) ControlText Tips for
text boxes and captions. My experience with using this feature has
resulted in one single line across the form. Not so bad if containing
a couple of words, but aesthetically, unappealing if spanning from
edge to edge.

Does anyone have any suggestions in addressing this issue - & vbCrLf?
Is a piece of code necessary to implement? Thanks.
Nov 12 '05 #1
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This one should be easy to address. I saw an Access db that had
multiple lines of the standard/basic (mouse-over) ControlText Tips for
text boxes and captions. My experience with using this feature has
resulted in one single line across the form. Not so bad if containing
a couple of words, but aesthetically, unappealing if spanning from
edge to edge.

Does anyone have any suggestions in addressing this issue - & vbCrLf?
Is a piece of code necessary to implement? Thanks.


Hi!

If you writhe the control tips text in the forms properties sheet, just
press Ctrl together with the linefeed.

Sigurd

Nov 12 '05 #2

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