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The bottom part of certain characters, ( y, p, comma and probably other characters that extend below the baseline ), appear mis-aligned. I narrowed it down to the following.<br />
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It only happens if it is a long label/textbox and if set behavior is set to 90.<br />
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I only use set behavior 90 to take advantage of showing am ellipses instead of truncating when the field is not long enough. Going back to 80 is not a problem.<br />
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Am I missing a setting or something ?<br />
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Michael
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The bottom part of certain characters, ( y, p, comma and probably other characters that extend below the baseline ), appear mis-aligned. I narrowed it down to the following.

It only happens if it is a long label/textbox and if set behavior is set to 90.

I only use set behavior 90 to take advantage of showing am ellipses instead of truncating when the field is not long enough. Going back to 80 is not a problem.

Am I missing a setting or something ?

Michael

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