A problem with clsJustifyText

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Alp Bekisoglu

Hi Experts,

I am trying to use clsJustifyText inorder to justify memo fields but I guess
I am doing something wrong since the report preview shows two different page
contents on top of each other. The memo field's background is set to
transparent because I have a page background image.

Could someone help out with this situation?

Thanks in advance.

Alp
(A2K is used)
 
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Stephen Lebans

If I remember correctly, the Font color in your TextBox control must be set
to WHITE!

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Alp Bekisoglu

Hi Stephen,

That did the trick but now there is one more problem; how can I control the
page if the memo field contents normally exceed the defined page height? Now
the last portion (part that is supposed to be printed on second page) is
cropped and shows some garbled stuff at the beginning of my page footer.

Thanks again,

Alp
 
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Stephen Lebans

The class is designed to handle CanGrow across multiple pages. If you look
at the reports in the sample MDB you downloaded you will see this.

Do you have any other code behind this report? Look at the section
properties of the sample reports. YOur sections should be setup to match
these(Keep TOgether etc.).

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Alp Bekisoglu

I will check into your database deeper than I did. Your sample uses 3
columns and 2 approaches of the justify code, which kind of confused me and
thus I commented out the 2nd. I hope I did not mess up the code this way.
Yes, there is code that manipulates textbox locations at page header section
depending on even/odd pages. I do not have any sections. Basically report
consists of page header, detail which contains a single control (the memo
field) and page footer where page numbering is in effect.
The memo field contains forewords from different bodies, 6 of them to be
exact.

Alp
 
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Stephen Lebans

One other thing, you cannot have multiple controls within the same section
on the same "column"(the second control beneath the first control).

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HTH
Stephen Lebans
http://www.lebans.com
Access Code, Tips and Tricks
Please respond only to the newsgroups so everyone can benefit.
 

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