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Murray
Give them a percent width and height?
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Guest
That......?
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Guest
Can you reply in the message area, subject lines are getting cutoff?
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Guest
Thanks Murray, I did this and how they are staying in the boundaries of my
cell. I cannot get the page to expand and collapse now. I am thinking I
will have to eliminate the boxes and build using cells or an image.
cell. I cannot get the page to expand and collapse now. I am thinking I
will have to eliminate the boxes and build using cells or an image.
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Bob Lehmann
Not if you stop using the web-based, piece of junk forum that Microsoft
provides.
Bob Lehmann
provides.
Bob Lehmann
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Murray
You would need to show me your page for me to help you more. It sounds like
you have placed these text boxes *into* the table cells, and that is going
to be trouble for you.
you have placed these text boxes *into* the table cells, and that is going
to be trouble for you.
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Tom Pepper Willett
You didn't post a message in your original post. You only used the subject
line. Rob was doing the same as you ;-) to prove a point.
How to ask a newsgroup question:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
access through a Usenet newsreader is better than the http forum
interface...that's what that meant.
interface...that's what that meant.
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
sorry I was being nasty with that response because your question was in the
subject line
subject line
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Ronx
If these are text boxes from the Drawing Toolbar, they are going to be
trouble anyway, wherever they are used.
These text boxes use VML graphics, which are absolutely positioned (so
keep them out of table cells) and only visible in Internet Explorer
running on Windows. Other browsers see nothing, or a very low quality
..gif rendition. Also, in non-IE browsers, any hyperlink placed in a
VML text box is likely to go nowhere.
trouble anyway, wherever they are used.
These text boxes use VML graphics, which are absolutely positioned (so
keep them out of table cells) and only visible in Internet Explorer
running on Windows. Other browsers see nothing, or a very low quality
..gif rendition. Also, in non-IE browsers, any hyperlink placed in a
VML text box is likely to go nowhere.
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Kevin Spencer
I didn't know you could use Access through a Usenet newsreader. You learn
something gnu every day.
Still, this isn't an Access newsgroup. Perhaps we should table this
discussion.
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;-),
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Paranoia is just a state of mind.
something gnu every day.
Still, this isn't an Access newsgroup. Perhaps we should table this
discussion.
--
;-),
Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
..Net Developer
Paranoia is just a state of mind.
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Rob Giordano \(Crash\)
I intentionally didnt capitalize access. We can only table this discussion
if we're tawking bout Excel.
<Sometimes I think I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe>
if we're tawking bout Excel.
<Sometimes I think I'm diagonally parked in a parallel universe>