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    hi all i have difficulty typing long sentence on my form using label . when i use label only a few sentence get posted when i copy from text editor to label property catption. Is there any better solution for this problem ? i be happy if some one tell me how.Thanks

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    Re: How to add long text to a form without using label?

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    Re: How to add long text to a form without using label?

    you can just print directly on to the form, you might have to manage the string if you want it in a particular arrangement:
    VB Code:
    1. Me.Print "Hello There"
    (make sure .AutoRedraw is set to True)

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    Quote Originally Posted by bushmobile
    you can just print directly on to the form, you might have to manage the string if you want it in a particular arrangement:
    VB Code:
    1. Me.Print "Hello There"
    (make sure .AutoRedraw is set to True)
    Thank u for u reply. I tried it form onload even and is giving me more problem now it is all red!!
    i hope i find a solution that just copy and paste -(( .

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    Re: How to add long text to a form without using label?

    A form with just this in it is giving you errors?

    VB Code:
    1. Private Sub Form_Load()
    2.     Me.AutoRedraw = True
    3.     Me.Print "Hello There"
    4. End Sub

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