Nick
Thu Dec 07 09:43:50 CST 2006
I appreciate it. I meant to say I was using VB.NET to accomplish this but I
believe the base logic will remain the same.
What is the best way to set the Text Box at the bottom with VB.NET? I think
I am missing something particular in my code or I am making it too
difficult.
"Jean-Guy Marcil" <DontEvenTry@NoSpam> wrote in message
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> Nick was telling us:
> Nick nous racontait que :
>
>> How do I force my text to the bottom of the document no matter what
>> is above it? I want to place an Image or Data at the top of varying
>> length but I want this specific text (4 rows) at the bottom left.
>
> You can use a textbox with a relative position to the page instead of to
> the paragraph (Format > Text Box... > Layout tab > Advanced... button >
> Set both Horizontal and Vertical position relative to page). Then remove
> the textbox borders.
>
> But, personally, I prefer using Frames (Forms Toolbar) because you can
> create a style that will apply the frame to any selected text. If you
> apply a style that includes the frame to a selected text, that text will
> move automatically to the position dictate by the frame (again in this
> case I would set the position relative to page).
>
> The easiest way to create such a style is to create a framed paragraph,
> place it where you want it, then select it (making sure to include the
> last inside the frame) and then do Format > Style and Formatting... to
> create a style based on the selected text.
>
> --
>
> Salut!
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