>>Well, you're the projectleader. :)
>>I'm not aware of the mouse being less precise. I assume you refer to the problem that it is quite difficult to place the mouse on exactly the point where it should be. Yes, but it's at least already in the neighboorhood. And it's still selected, so a little use of the arrows should do the job.
>>Your code acts upon one OR more selected objects. That should not be a problem. I suggest that the object that is the most extreme in the top/left quadrant is the leading object. Or the most left (leftmost?) object. Or the topmost object. But it's your project.
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>Yes, placing the mouse accurately, manually is difficult. Topmost, leftmost object and the top and left of that object. You don't need to hit CTRL+C. Just select the objects and hit CTRL+K. So I think I'll have it accept a different kind of parameter, or none at all, to make it do as you ask. :) Thanks for the idea.
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Make it a vfpx project. :)
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