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Greg Maxey
An interesting point came up in a docManagment post.
The Paragraph dialog box has an option for setting paragraph spacing before
and after. The unit of measurement displayed in this option is points (pt).
However, a user may enter other acceptable units of measure (e.g.,
centimeters (cm)) and Word converts this entry to points. Enter 3 cm click
OK, open the dialog again and it displays 85.05 pt.
If you convert 3 cm to points programmatically Word returns 85.03937. Close
enough of course, but what is the actual true physical space applied and
what is that central unit of measurement employed internally in Word?
Sub GetPointEquivelent()
MsgBox CentimetersToPoints(3)
End Sub
Is the actual space 85.0397 points and the dialog rounds to and displays
85.05? Or is the actual space determined by some other unit of measure that
approximates both 85.05 points and 3 cm?
Thanks.
The Paragraph dialog box has an option for setting paragraph spacing before
and after. The unit of measurement displayed in this option is points (pt).
However, a user may enter other acceptable units of measure (e.g.,
centimeters (cm)) and Word converts this entry to points. Enter 3 cm click
OK, open the dialog again and it displays 85.05 pt.
If you convert 3 cm to points programmatically Word returns 85.03937. Close
enough of course, but what is the actual true physical space applied and
what is that central unit of measurement employed internally in Word?
Sub GetPointEquivelent()
MsgBox CentimetersToPoints(3)
End Sub
Is the actual space 85.0397 points and the dialog rounds to and displays
85.05? Or is the actual space determined by some other unit of measure that
approximates both 85.05 points and 3 cm?
Thanks.