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    #1

    center text in header of tableform

    Hello,

    I am back from Magic\WinDev. Maybe you do still know I was developing my applications with Magic (old name)/eDeveloper (newer name)/UniePaas (newest name) . A few years ago I want to change my tool because Magic was too expensive and did not progress but stays as it was in the old days. I have tried for about a year WinDev, but could not get my fingers around it . Then Magic came with eDeveloper version 10 (the first real event driven version) including the possibility of a free tool (Discovery) and cheap runtimes for max. 3 users. And that was for me the reason to go back to Magic. But what happens now : Magic/eDeveloper gor a new name again : UniePaas and the runtime for the free tool is now available only in a 1-user runtime (OK : it's for free). That kind of actions makes me sick : they are only interested in the big boys .
    So now I have decided to leave Magic definitely and because I had already looked in the past at AlphaFive and always upgraded from V5 to V6 to V7 to V8 to V9 Platinum now I give again AlphaFive a try.

    I am now working with A5 a couple of days and I got a happy feeling in the beginning and that feeling did not disappear. My first action is to create standards, also in forms and about that I have a question.
    I have created a tabel form (see 1st attachment) and set the header to a bigger height : that's no problem (see 2nd attachment). But the text remains in the same position : not horizontally centered and I can't find a property to change that behaviour . What am I missing? TIA.

    Regards,
    Teun van Unen,
    UNDIX InformatieSystemen,
    Netherland.

    P.S. I post it also at the wrong message board
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    Re: center text in header of tableform

    Hi,

    In form design mode you need to double click on the browse column that you want to adjust text positioning. Once that column is highlighted, right click and choose properties. This will bring up the column properties dialog. Select the format tab and set the properties you desire.

    Geoff

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      Re: center text in header of tableform

      Hello Geoff,

      Thanks for your reply, but that only reflects the data in the table-lines not the text in the table-header or am I wrong?

      Teun.

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        #4
        Re: center text in header of tableform

        Select the column property and under the setup tab press Advanced Column Title. See Attachment.

        Jeff
        Jeff Ryder

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