Vertical text alignment

M

Mark

Is it possible to change the default vertical text
alignment from "top" to "center" or "bottom", as can be
done with Excel?

Access 97

Thanks,

MIB
 
S

Stephen Lebans

There is no exposed property for Vertical Alignment. A workaround is
here:
http://www.lebans.com/verticaljustification.htm
VerticalJustificationA2K.zip is a database containing a function to
allow for vertical centering of the contents of a Label or TextBox
control. Works with both Forms and Reports.
Access 2000 only!

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Stephen Lebans
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