Hi Garrett

I get the same results even though the height property clearly says 100 in the vcx file.

Regards,
Simon


>>>>>When you layout a pageframe in the class designer it is always rendered in the
>>>>>live form approximately 5 pixels shorted. So to get the look you want in the live
>>>>>form you must make the pageframe longer in the class designer sometimes actually
>>>>>overlapping the controls below it. This makes it difficult to actually design the
>>>>>class visually because it does not look the same when rendered in the instance
>>>>>object.
>>>>
>>>>I'm not seeing this, Simon: I just created a pgf class that was 100 by 200. When I
>>>>dropped it onto a form and ran it, it was still 100 by 200. The Pages within the pgf
>>>>were only 196 wide: I assume there's a 2 pixel border on each side.
>>>
>>>Can you try putting a control on the form below the pageframe in the class designer and
>>>then see if the pageframe is further away from the control when the form is initiated?
>>
>>Oh, that's interesting: I didn't realize that you meant to create a Form class with a pageframe
>>on it instead of a Pageframe class on a form. When I did that, my 150-pixel-high pageframe ended
>>up being 154 pixels, instead of shorter, which you're reporting. An editbox placed outside the
>>pgf overlapped the pgf: an editbox put on the bottom edge of a page had space below it.
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>Repro code:
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loform = CREATEOBJECT("Form")
>loForm.Show()
>
>loform.AddObject("pgf1", "Pageframe")
>loForm.pgf1.Visible = .t.
>loform.pgf1.PageCount = 2
>loform.pgf1.Height = 100
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>ACTIVATE SCREEN
>? loform.pgf1.Height
>
>loform.SaveAsClass("c:\temp\pgfTest.vcx", "form2")
>loform.Release()
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>loform = NEWOBJECT("form2", "c:\temp\pgftest.vcx")
>loform.Show()
>
>ACTIVATE SCREEN
>? loform.pgf1.Height

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>Results:
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100
>104