>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>A while ago I have experimented a little with anchor property of text boxes and labels so that if a user increases the size of the window, these controls increase as well. At that time I didn't like the result. I wonder if anybody is using the anchor property for these controls and happy with the results?
>>>
>>>A sample:
>>>

>>>PUBLIC oform1
>>>
>>>oform1=NEWOBJECT("form1")
>>>oform1.Show
>>>RETURN
>>>
>>>DEFINE CLASS form1 AS form
>>>
>>>
>>>	Top = 0
>>>	Left = 0
>>>	Height = 32
>>>	Width = 146
>>>	DoCreate = .T.
>>>	Caption = "Form1"
>>>	Name = "Form1"
>>>
>>>
>>>	ADD OBJECT text1 AS textbox WITH ;
>>>		Anchor = 15, ;
>>>		Value = "Sample Text", ;
>>>		Left = 5, ;
>>>		Top = 5, ;
>>>		Width = 133, ;
>>>		Name = "Text1"
>>>
>>>
>>>	PROCEDURE text1.Move
>>>		LPARAMETERS nLeft, nTop, nWidth, nHeight
>>>		this.FontSize = MIN(MAX(INT(21*(m.nHeight/21)^0.5) - 12,4),127)
>>>	ENDPROC
>>>
>>>
>>>ENDDEFINE
>>>

>>
>>Thank you, Fabio. It looks nice when I tried your example. I suppose I would have to add the .Move method to the base class of my textbox, to make it work for all of them, right?
>
>Sure.
>"Move" is the event that VFP provides you to control the Anchor functionality
>With NODEF you can skip the Anchor effect

Thank you very much.