I want to align controls and labels on the form in different place.
The controls and labels are hand in hand.
When I select controls and labels to move or alignment all comes together.
Are there any way to align controls only or labels only?
Your informaiton is greate appreciated,
In the upper left hand corner of any selected control or label, there is a
larger "handle" (black box for sizing or moving). If you click and drag
that box, you will move the control or label without affecting the other
one. If you want to completely separate them, select the label and "Cut" it
(Ctrl-X) and then Paste it back in (Ctrl-V). It will no longer be linked to
the control.

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>I want to align controls and labels on the form in different place.
> The controls and labels are hand in hand.
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> Your informaiton is greate appreciated,
Souris - 13 Dec 2007 20:59 GMT
Thanks for the message,
It works for one label.
It does not work for multi controls.
I wanted to align many controls, but not labels vise versa.
> In the upper left hand corner of any selected control or label, there is a
> larger "handle" (black box for sizing or moving). If you click and drag
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> > Your informaiton is greate appreciated,
Roger Carlson - 13 Dec 2007 21:17 GMT
You can also select multiple labels/controls by holding the shift key while
clicking each. Then on the Format Menu, there are Align and Size commands
that you can use to align multiple objects.

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