>>Does anyone know if it is possible to determine the correct height of a label such that all wrapped text (ie all lines) are visible?
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>>For example, if my label's caption is, "This is a very long caption which has word wrap set on..." and I set word wrap to .T. and anchor it such that it stretches horizontally, how can I programatically determine the label's height in order to show the full caption (when it wraps).
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>>TIA
>>Mike
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>I don't think you need to calculate the height. You just need to set the width to a firm number and set the label's AutoSize to .T.

You are correct. My situation, however, is that I have a label in a container. The label's height does indeed get automatically determined, but I cannot get the container's height to adjust accordingly.

In my Init of the container, I set the label's AutoSize to .T., WordWrap to .T. and Caption. Immediately after this, I set the container's height to the label's height, but it does not adjust (grow taller with the label). If I put code in the container's Resize to set its height to the label's height then things look fine. If I put code in the container's Init to call the container's Resize event, nothing happens and the label appears chopped off.

Do you have any idea how I can have the container adjust its height to the label's height.