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Simply set this property to a string containing any above value (or abbreviation thereof) separated by spaces. Order is not important. For instance, the following string draws the border along three edges:
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* 2 ways to set the border along the bottom edge and both side edges
Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_PICTURE", "OLE.BorderAlignment", "Left Right Bottom")
Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_PICTURE", "OLE.BorderAlignment", "L R B" |
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For either on of the above values to work, they must be the first and only value specified. The following example demonstrates an invalid use of these values followed by a valid one.
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* Since "None" is not the first word, it is ignore. Thus, only the left border is drawn Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_PICTURE", "OLE.BorderAlignment", "Left None") * In this case, "None" works and no border is drawn Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_PICTURE", "OLE.BorderAlignment", "None" ) |
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As noted in the table, these values only make sense as long as you apply them to only one of the two applicable edges. You cannot ask both a "Left" and "Right" border to move to the opposite edges because one edge will be lost. The following example demonstrates the proper usage of the above values:
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* In this case, "Inner_Horz" is ignored because both "Left" and "Right" are specified Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_PICTURE", "OLE.BorderAlignment", "Left Right Inner_Horz") * In this case, "Inner_Horz" is recognized, and the left border is drawn along the right edge * even though both the top and bottom are specified (because top and bottom are vertical, * not horizontal Set_Property(@Window:".OLE_PICTURE", "OLE.BorderAlignment", "Left Top Bottom Inner_Horz" ) |
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