dsevans
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Converting Pixels To Centimetres
Hi,
Has anyone ever used ABarCode 2000 software to create barcodes in reports?
The problem I am experiencing is that I am unable to change the visibility of this barcode because of the way ABarCode uses the textbox.
I have been told that i should reference the barcode control from a new textbox control and then set the visibility options of this control.
However, when I reference the barcode control in a new textbox I only get the text value displayed and not the barcode.
Does anyone know how I can get the barcode to display?
Thanks,
David.
Has anyone ever used ABarCode 2000 software to create barcodes in reports?
The problem I am experiencing is that I am unable to change the visibility of this barcode because of the way ABarCode uses the textbox.
I have been told that i should reference the barcode control from a new textbox control and then set the visibility options of this control.
However, when I reference the barcode control in a new textbox I only get the text value displayed and not the barcode.
Does anyone know how I can get the barcode to display?
Thanks,
David.
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a discrete fraction yes, but it's still a "silly" discrete fraction. 1/20th? 1/10 i could understand, 1/25th, 1/50th etc. 1/20th just seems arbitrary.
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I'm not silly, but there is a reason for the size of a twip. In fact dovholuk posted the reason, it's a discrete fraction of a point. Look at EM's EN's, picas, points, leading and you'll be in the world of printing, where these sizes all came from.
Twips were probably the smallest fraction of a point that could be reliably displayed on monitors.