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    button format

    Hi

    is there a way of aligning verticaly both images and text on a button when you select the option bitmap followed by text?

    thanks
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    Ian

    #2
    Re: button format

    Wouldn't that be "Picture Over Text"?

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      #3
      Re: button format

      Hi

      yes could do that, but I was trying to use the bitmap followed byb text option.

      thanks

      Ian

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        #4
        Re: button format

        Does "followed by" mean On top of? or to the left of?

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          #5
          Re: button format

          Hi

          see you what you mean ;-(

          Iwant image followed by text on same horizontal line, multiple buttons with text all in line and images all in line ie

          a b
          a b
          a b
          a b
          a b

          thanks

          Ian

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            #6
            Re: button format

            I must be grossly misunderstanding what you want!
            You have an option for Bitmap followed by text or Bitmap on Top of text.
            Do you want Bitmap followed by text? Or do you want multiple images followed by multiple text all in the same button?

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              #7
              Re: button format

              I think I might be getting closer:
              You have multiple buttons
              Each button has an image followed by text
              You want to align them vertically where the images align vertically, and all the text also align vertically.
              Correct?
              In this case all images have to be the same size and the space between the images and the text also have to be the same size.
              Certainly doable.

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                #8
                Re: button format

                Hi

                really sorry to confuse the issue.

                YOur last message was exactly what I wanted.

                As it seems there is no easy way to do it I'll revert to what I know best and use photoshop to create a graphic with the image etc

                Off to enjoy a few glasses of the red vino

                have a good one

                cheers

                Ian

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                  #9
                  Re: button format

                  If you go that route, you might as well incorporate the text in the image itself.

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