From: ericb on 14 Apr 2010 17:14 What i can't manage to do is when i have something like this when the user works in english : labelinenglish : ________________ in french you get : labelenfrancais : ________________ how can i mange so that the input line always arrives at the end of the label ? The length of the label being variable . Thank you for the help -- Eric
From: Wayne-I-M on 14 Apr 2010 17:42 Delete the joined lable and insert another from the tool box. Position it just to the left of the control - then (for the lable) use the float Right option for the text -- Wayne Manchester, England. "ericb" wrote: > What i can't manage to do is when i have something like this when the user > works in english : > > labelinenglish : ________________ > > in french you get : > > labelenfrancais : ________________ > > how can i mange so that the input line always arrives at the end of the > label ? > > The length of the label being variable . > > Thank you for the help > > -- > Eric
From: ericb on 14 Apr 2010 18:03 I understand what you want to do, i just can't find the tool box or where to set the joint. And thank you Regards -- Eric "Wayne-I-M" wrote: > Delete the joined lable and insert another from the tool box. Position it > just to the left of the control - then (for the lable) use the float Right > option for the text > > -- > Wayne > Manchester, England. > > > > "ericb" wrote: > > > What i can't manage to do is when i have something like this when the user > > works in english : > > > > labelinenglish : ________________ > > > > in french you get : > > > > labelenfrancais : ________________ > > > > how can i mange so that the input line always arrives at the end of the > > label ? > > > > The length of the label being variable . > > > > Thank you for the help > > > > -- > > Eric
From: Wayne-I-M on 15 Apr 2010 00:46 Hi, try this 1st make a full backup of your database Open your form in design view. You will see that each control has a label Click one of the labels Press delete to get rid of the label Go to – View Toolbox Aa (this is the label tool) Note you can hover your mouse over each icon to see what it does Click Aa (Label Tool) Click on your form where you want the new label to go Type “English” (without the ") Press Enter Click the small Box that is next to the new label and select Ignore Error Next click the float text Right icon If you can't see this – go to View Toolbars Formatting (Form/Report) That is your label ************************* Next – try this (just a small improvement) Right Click the new label Open the Properties Box In the Other column – change the Name Row to labLang In the Event column select OnClick Click the builder (…) Select Code Builder You will see this Private Sub labLang_Click() End Sub You need to add some code between the lines so that it looks like this Private Sub labLang_Click() If Me.labLang.Caption = "English" Then Me.labLang.Caption = "Francais" Else Me.labLang.Caption = "English" End If End Sub Note - make sure you don't have the 1st and last lines of code twice Click Save at the top of the code screen Then close the code screen Save your form View the form in normal view Now when you click the new label it will change language Hope this helps -- Wayne Manchester, England. "ericb" wrote: > I understand what you want to do, i just can't find the tool box or where to > set the joint. > > And thank you > > Regards > -- > Eric > > > "Wayne-I-M" wrote: > > > Delete the joined lable and insert another from the tool box. Position it > > just to the left of the control - then (for the lable) use the float Right > > option for the text > > > > -- > > Wayne > > Manchester, England. > > > > > > > > "ericb" wrote: > > > > > What i can't manage to do is when i have something like this when the user > > > works in english : > > > > > > labelinenglish : ________________ > > > > > > in french you get : > > > > > > labelenfrancais : ________________ > > > > > > how can i mange so that the input line always arrives at the end of the > > > label ? > > > > > > The length of the label being variable . > > > > > > Thank you for the help > > > > > > -- > > > Eric
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