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In another thread, the question by awarnica (Programmer)(OP)25 Mar 03 10:36 was: How to make a button multiline / with word wrap?
The answer by LEICJDN1 (TechnicalUser)25 Mar 03 11:14 was: Click on the Tbutton, then navigate to the properties tab of the object inspector window. Scroll to the bottom and change the Wordwrap option to true, then resize your tbutton appropriately.
Reply by awarnica (Programmer)(OP)25 Mar 03 11:15 was: TButton does not have a Word Wrap property.
I have more information. In Delphi 10 Seattle, the WordWrap property is located in the Object Inspector when TBUTTON is selected. However, you will NOT find it by typing "wordwrap" in the search box of Object Inspector. And you will also not find it by simply scrolling down in Object Inspector.
You CAN find this wordwrap property by typing "text" in the search box, or by scrolling down and spotting "textsettings". You MUST click the + beside "textsettings" to expand it. And THERE you will find WordWrap.
In another thread, the question by awarnica (Programmer)(OP)25 Mar 03 10:36 was: How to make a button multiline / with word wrap?
The answer by LEICJDN1 (TechnicalUser)25 Mar 03 11:14 was: Click on the Tbutton, then navigate to the properties tab of the object inspector window. Scroll to the bottom and change the Wordwrap option to true, then resize your tbutton appropriately.
Reply by awarnica (Programmer)(OP)25 Mar 03 11:15 was: TButton does not have a Word Wrap property.
I have more information. In Delphi 10 Seattle, the WordWrap property is located in the Object Inspector when TBUTTON is selected. However, you will NOT find it by typing "wordwrap" in the search box of Object Inspector. And you will also not find it by simply scrolling down in Object Inspector.
You CAN find this wordwrap property by typing "text" in the search box, or by scrolling down and spotting "textsettings". You MUST click the + beside "textsettings" to expand it. And THERE you will find WordWrap.