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Vertical Text and Label boxes 1

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Weezy

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Dec 29, 1999
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How do you place text boxes or label boxes vertically in a form?
 
I wish WP's method would be that simple. What he suggests will only stack the characters on top of each other, not actually in a vertical position. This may be what you need, but if you need to actually rotate the text, vist The Access Web for more details. The location is below.<br>
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Hope this will help<br>
Ricky<br>
 
I think what he is after is a rotated text box rather than text like<br>
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So basically you turn your head to the side to read it...<br>
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Its not something I have ever come across in Access, but there may be a way of putting in an Active X control or similar external way of doing it - have you tried creating the rotated box in Excel or Word and pasting it? Unlikely to work, but you never know!
 
Your right, that does not work. I have tried to find an easy way of doing this, the easiest way I found was to create the text in something like Paint Shop Pro, and save it as a bitmap, and import it into your report.
 
Rotated cells can be copied from Excel97 into Access97 forms and reports.<br>
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Al
 
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