>>Currently (VFP9), it seems unbelievable,
>>but in VFP don't exist a baseclass
>>that is able to control the Alignment of a Text inside a plain rectangle.
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>I don't think this is something the product team needs to spend time on. I would think that you could easily write a nice custom class to do this. And it could be something you contribute to the SednaX project Ken and Craig Boyd are coordinating.

Randy
Some things can be made (and a lot of these I have already done)
but some are impossible within VFP.
For instance simple,
- to build a class container with inside
a shape and a label and to use Anchor to manage the resize.

This is easy to be done to runtime,
but since the designer of VFP doesn't manage the Anchor,
it becomes unusable in design phase.

Of course rewrite a designer in VFP is possible;
but with this logic every problem is resolvable,
all it takes is leaving again from zero with a good not managed C++.

Another point is the time and the memory occupied by a light class
in comparison to a class with many members and a lot of code and properties.
My give tests a class structured with code and properties,
it can require for 10x more time to be instanziata in a form respect a simple subclass.

However, to me enough that they correct all the bugs that I send.

Hi.