>>>>>Just tested this in VFP 6 SP 3 and it works fine.
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>>>>I'm just curious to know how does it behave? If you set both to .t., and assign it a long text and refresh it, what happens? How does it know where to stretch to? Does it add extra lines, and if it does, where does it break the line?
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>>>Tried a second test by dropping a label just above a command button. Same behaviour -- it wrapped as much as needed on overlapped the command button. The default width was unchanged.
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>>So we may conclude wrap overrides the width... well, sort of expected. Thanks, I'll have that in mind once I move to VFP6.
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>Overrides the height. The width stays set at whatever you had it set to. You are able to resice the width and height in the usual way. But if you do not make the label height large enough, VFP will stretch it to what is needed to display the entire caption.

I was thinking faster than typing - I meant "overrides the width stretching". So now we can say that it stretches in width if wrap is off, and stretches in height if wrap is on. Come to think it over, I like it that way.