How to turn off frame

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• gpi

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  memo1->Frame->Typ = 0;
• joekeyman

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  gpi wrote: »

  memo1->Frame->Typ = 0;

  
  Thanks for the answer but it doesn't work. And the format is Memo1.Frame.Typ. I have tried it this way also:
  Memo1.Frame.Typ = Memo1.Frame.Typ >> ftLeft
  which doesn't work either.
  
  This works for turning off the Bold:
  Memo1.Font.Style = Memo1.Font.Style >> fsBold;
• gpi

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  wrote:

  Thanks for the answer but it doesn't work

  No. Its works. See attach

  test3.fr3 1.3K
• joekeyman

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  OK, I stand corrected. I assumed that the frame was the same for a memo & a page. I was testing with page. How do you turn off the frame on a page? Some people using my app don't want to print the frame & some do.
• gpi

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  Use in main script procedure

  {
    Page1.Frame.Typ = 0;  
  }
  
• joekeyman

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  Sorry but that doesn't work. I think I will give up on using a frame on the page & just put a rectangle around the page. That I can turn off & on via variables & code.
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  it works i would suspect you are trying to use it in the wrong event.
  
• gpi

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  See attach

  SampleForCUser.fr3 1.4K
• joekeyman

  October 2011 edited 12:19PM

  OK, now I have my head back on my shoulders & out of the dark place!! ;-) It really does work. Thanks for all of the help!!