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    Is it posibble to place textboxes vertically so that they display text vertically?????????

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    You can try to place a textbox set the propertie multilines
    = true. set the widht for like 1 char. Scretch it all downwards
    And now you can place vertical you text in it..

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    Hi,

    I'm almost certain that this is not possible with the visual basic textbox. To do this you would have to create an OCX or something and that would be hard. You could on the other hand create a verticle textbox with the text displayed horizontaly but thats clearly not what you're after.

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    Its working fine by me! do you want a example source of
    it? . Or you can place this in you form1.frm object.

    \*===================================================*\

    VERSION 5.00
    Begin VB.Form Form1
    Caption = "Form1"
    ClientHeight = 2025
    ClientLeft = 60
    ClientTop = 345
    ClientWidth = 1560
    LinkTopic = "Form1"
    ScaleHeight = 2025
    ScaleWidth = 1560
    StartUpPosition = 3 'Windows Default
    Begin VB.TextBox Text1
    Height = 2335
    Left = 960
    MultiLine = -1 'True
    TabIndex = 1
    Text = "F U N A I N T I T ?"
    Top = 480
    Width = 195
    End
    Begin VB.Label Label1
    Caption = "F U N A I N T I T ?"
    Height = 2335
    Left = 660
    TabIndex = 0
    Top = 480
    Width = 135
    End
    End
    Attribute VB_Name = "Form1"
    Attribute VB_GlobalNameSpace = False
    Attribute VB_Creatable = False
    Attribute VB_PredeclaredId = True
    Attribute VB_Exposed = False

    \*===================================================*\

    Save this in form1.frm. and open it in your visual basic.

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