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MS Office Forum / Word / Programming / June 2005control movement smoother
when i move around controls in design mode, the movement is very 'coarse'. is there a setting somewhere that will allow the placement and location of controls to be 'smoother' or more 'fine'. example: when i need to relocate a control to the left a bit, the smallest movement it makes puts it too far to the left, it goes 1/8" instead of the 1/16" i want it to move. thanks mike g In VBA, go to Tools > Options. On the General tab you can set the grid to a smaller value, or switch it off. You an also set control positions precisely by entering the Top and Left properties in the properties window. > when i move around controls in design mode, the movement is very 'coarse'. > is there a setting somewhere that will allow the placement and location of [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > thanks > mike g that option is changeable in the 'view-code app' but not in the word-app. i changed it in the vba-app-menu, and exited and reopened the file, but i still get very coarse movement. any other ideas? it's very annoying.'also-the properties for the control to top-left align do not exist. mike > In VBA, go to Tools > Options. On the General tab you can set the grid to a > smaller value, or switch it off. You an also set control positions precisely [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > thanks > > mike g Sorry, I assumed you were talking about UserForm controls. Controls on a document are not free-floating. Positioning is exactly as for other document elements, using tabs, paragraph alignment, etc. > that option is changeable in the 'view-code app' but not in the word-app. > i [quoted text clipped - 25 lines] >> > thanks >> > mike g oh...nuts. thanks again for your help. > Sorry, I assumed you were talking about UserForm controls. > [quoted text clipped - 30 lines] > >> > thanks > >> > mike g |
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