Hi,

I'm still having an issue when trying to print from a richeditcontrol

this code works for the left margin by itself:

rte_roundup.SetParagraphSetting(LeftMargin!, 500)

this code works for the top margin by itself:
rte_roundup.TopMargin = 500

but when I try to use them together they dont work.  Only the last one set seems to be used when printing so I get cut off at either the top or left page margins.

Is there anyway to print with both top bottom left and right margins set?

I'm using the built in rich edit control.  When I tried the TX it caused too many other things not to work like embedding html links.

Thanks,

Lou 

Hi Chris,

I switched to the TX control to solve a different issue(quotes displaying as an underscore) but now my hyperlinks are no longer working.  Instead of seeing the hand and being able to click thru to the webpage.  All I get is an up arrow and no ability to click thru.

Is the a way to get hyperlinks to work on the TX control?

Thanks,

Lou

Thanks Chris for the detailed instructions.  

I found the additional properties and changed it to the Built-In TX Control.

but didn't work.  Still no margins.

Any other ideas?

Thanks,

Lou

Hi Louis ...

  The Application Painter ...

Hi Chris,

I must be missing something but I do not see additional properties anywhere.

I have a window open in the painter.  that window has a richtextedit control.

I see the general table and 3 other tabs but no additional properties anywhere.  What am I missing?

I've attached a screen print of the general tab.  Earlier attachment has the entire window.

Thanks,

Lou

I don't see that setting anywhere my my  screen.

See attached:

How would I switch it?

Thanks Louis;

   In that case ... are you using the TE RTE Control or the TX RTE control?

Note: This setting is found the Application Painter, as follows ...

   If your current setting is not the TX control, please try the using the Built-In TX Control instead.

Regards ... Chris

Version 2019 Build 2082

Hi Louis;

   What version & build of PB are you using?

Regards ... Chris