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    ScaleY (small question)

    hi. i used ScaleY function in my forms, but i have made a class module and it doesn't show me the ScaleY or ScaleX function. first y does this has happened n second what to do
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    Re: ScaleY (small question)

    No, This is a small question

    What are you attempting to do?

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    Re: ScaleY (small question)

    ScaleX and ScaleY are methods available in Forms, UserControls, PictureBox, and the Printer object. What type of scales are you trying to convert between?

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    Re: ScaleY (small question)

    Quote Originally Posted by hyousuf2
    hi. i used ScaleY function in my forms, but i have made a class module and it doesn't show me the ScaleY or ScaleX function. first y does this has happened n second what to do
    If you pass the form to the class those properties should be available in your class

    VB Code:
    1. Public Sub ClassName(frmName as Form . . . )
    2.      frmName.ScaleY
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