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    creating watermark.

    Hey I have a form which pulls data from a table which has a true/false field called (processed).

    if this field is true (already did this), i want to do the following:




    but instead of void I want to display "processed"

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    Re: creating watermark.

    Quote Originally Posted by masfenix
    Hey I have a form which pulls data from a table which has a true/false field called (processed).

    if this field is true (already did this), i want to do the following:




    but instead of void I want to display "processed"
    Do you want to display on the form or do you need to print it? If it's just on a form I'd create a little graphic in Photoshop, drop it on a picture box and then set the visible property to true or false as required.

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    Re: creating watermark.

    Quote Originally Posted by masfenix
    but i want it to be trasnparent
    Why couldn't you use an image with transparency?

    Also, you're not actually doing this with checks, are you?
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    Re: creating watermark.

    no its just a form. i'll try with a transparent picture, but dosnt it depend on the picturebox>

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