Leading & Vertical Spacing Problem
Here's one for you.
I have a 77 page document I'm working on. Let's say you have two text frames next to each other, positioned exactly the same, vertically. They're aligned like two columns.
Font family, point size and leading are the same in both text frames. Exactly the same! Text and paragraph styles are in use, and one paragraph style is a bulleted list. The bullet is a Zapf Dingbat.
However, I have the hardest time getting text in both columns to line up, vertically. I can't figure out why and I'm struggling to adjust the leading between each line, and that isn't working very well.
I cannot see why these two text frames, with the exact same type characteristics, won't line up . Hard returns are used between each line.
What am I missing? I can create a new document with the same layout (two text frames) and I can get the text to line up perfectly, vertically.
Any suggestions?
Thank you, Peter and Willi.
I went through every page carefully and realize that were some incorrect Paragraph Styles applied to text, that do indeed have 9px of Space After applied. It was driving me crazy and I assumed my character or paragraph styles were applied correctly.
Look for the + sign after the Paragraph Style or check every bit of text to make sure the correct style is applied.
Thanks again.
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I have newbie question about vertical spacing in the frame
based design of the site I am working on. I did not design the
website but I was just asked to take over the basic updating and
maintenance of the content.
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When I view my site in IE or Safari for Windows it looks just
the way it is supposed to.
But when viewed in Internet Explorer for windows the vertical
spacing in the left column (as well as the spacing between the
first 5 paragraps in the right column) is completely out of whack!
IE for win puts huge chucks of space between the cells where none
was put. Any idea what is going on and how I can correct this
issue? I am using Dreamweaver 8 on a mac. Any help would be
appreciated. Thank you.
Cheers.Not sure how that page would look perfect in any browser
truthfully :-)
In Firefox there are huge pages in the left column. That
mosaic picture is
about halfway down the page. The styling of the paragraphs is
all over the
place because nearly every paragraph on the page has a new
style applied to
it. From the code I can see well over 100 'styles' ....
someone has really
overdone the use of creating new styles - or using the
property inspector to
create new styles for each paragaph. There are numerous empty
cells with
the table structure, many colspans etc., that make for a very
fragile page
indeed - hence the reason for it not working cross
browser/platform.
In all honesty, I would start over - it looks like a simple 2
column
structure and shouldn't be a problem with getting it to
display correctly in
*every* browser :) Sorry for the bad news.
One thing you can try first off at least (I haven't looked at
the code too
much after seeing all those styles)., place the mouse cursor
into the left
column and in the property inspector set the vertical
alignment to 'top'.,
maybe that will move the contents of that left column to the
top rather than
half way down the page... may or may not work - depending on
whether those
colspans get in the way.
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> I have newbie question about vertical spacing in the
frame based design of
> the
> site I am working on. I did not design the website but I
was just asked to
> take
> over the basic updating and maintenance of the content.
>
>
http://www.brainoptimization.com
>
> When I view my site in IE or Safari for Windows it looks
just the way it
> is
> supposed to.
>
> But when viewed in Internet Explorer for windows the
vertical spacing in
> the
> left column (as well as the spacing between the first 5
paragraps in the
> right
> column) is completely out of whack! IE for win puts huge
chucks of space
> between the cells where none was put. Any idea what is
going on and how I
> can
> correct this issue? I am using Dreamweaver 8 on a mac.
Any help would be
> appreciated. Thank you.
>
> Cheers.
> -
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<p class="style1">David Vargas<br>
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private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
// Top panel to which all the panels are attached
// based upon events
public JPanel jContentPane = null;
private JScrollPane jScrollPaneContent = null;
// Main panel variadle declaration
private JPanel mainPanel = null;
private JLabel jLblCalender = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxCalender = null;
private JRadioButton jRBttnDay = null;
private JRadioButton jRBttnEvent = null;
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private JPanel counselorPanel = null;
private JLabel jLblCounselor = null;
private JLabel jLblLocation = null;
private JLabel jLblType = null;
private JLabel jLblType1 = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxCounselor = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxLocation = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxType = null;
private JRadioButton jRBttnOffice = null;
private JRadioButton jRBttnCounselor = null;
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private JPanel officePanel = null;
private JLabel jLblPanelOfficeType = null;
private JLabel jLblPanelOfficeLocation = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxPanelOfficeLocation = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxPanelOfficeType = null;
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private JPanel timePanel = null;
private JLabel jLblStartDate = null;
private JLabel jLblStartTime = null;
private JLabel jLblEndTime = null;
private JTextField jTxtFStartDate = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxStartTimeHrs = null;
private JLabel jLblStartTimeColon = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxStartTimeMin = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxEndTimeHrs = null;
private JLabel jLblEndTimeColon = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxEndTimeMin = null;
// recurrencePanel variable declaration
private JPanel recurrencePanel = null;
private JLabel jLblRecurrence = null;
private JLabel jLblSunday = null;
private JLabel jLblMonday = null;
private JLabel jLblTuesday = null;
private JLabel jLblWednesday = null;
private JLabel jLblThursday = null;
private JLabel jLblFriday = null;
private JLabel jLblSaturday = null;
private JCheckBox jChkBxMonday = null;
private JCheckBox jChkBxTuesday = null;
private JCheckBox jChkBxWednesday = null;
private JCheckBox jChkBxThursday = null;
private JCheckBox jChkBxFriday = null;
private JCheckBox jChkBxSaturday = null;
private JCheckBox jChkBxSunday = null;
private JLabel jLblEndDate = null;
private JTextField jTxtFEndDate = null;
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private JPanel buttonsPanel = null;
private JButton jBttnCancel = null;
private JButton jBttnSave = null;
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private JLabel jLblEvents = null;
private JLabel jLblEventType = null;
private JLabel jLblEventStartTime = null;
private JLabel jLblEventEndTime = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxEventType = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxEventStartTimeHrs = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxEventStartTimeMin = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxEventEndTimeHrs = null;
private JComboBox jCmbBxEventEndTimeMin = null;
private JLabel jLblEventStartTimeColon = null;
private JLabel jLblEventEndTimeColon = null;
private JButton jBttnAdd = null;
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this.setTitle("Calender Administrator");
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private JScrollPane getJScrollPaneContent() {
if (jScrollPaneContent == null) {
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jScrollPaneContent.setVerticalScrollBarPolicy(JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_ALWAYS);
jScrollPaneContent.setViewportView(getJContentPane());
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if (jContentPane == null) {
jContentPane = new JPanel();
jContentPane.setLayout(null);
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//jContentPane.setLayout(new BoxLayout(jContentPane,BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
jContentPane.add(getmainPanel(),null);
//jContentPane.add(getofficePanel(),null);
jContentPane.add(getcounselorPanel(),null);
//jContentPane.add(geteventsPanel(),null);
jContentPane.add(gettimePanel(),null);
jContentPane.add(getrecurrencePanel(),null);
jContentPane.add(getbuttonsPanel(),null);
return jContentPane;
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if (mainPanel ==null){
mainPanel = new JPanel();
mainPanel.setLayout(null);
//jPanel1.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.TitledBorder("1"));
mainPanel.setBounds(new Rectangle(0, 0, 700, 85));
mainPanel.add(getjLblCalender(),null);
mainPanel.add(getjCmbBxCalender(),null);
mainPanel.add(getjRdBttnDay(),null);
mainPanel.add(getjRdBttnEvent(),null);
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if(counselorPanel==null){
counselorPanel = new JPanel();
//jPanel2.setLayout(new BoxLayout(jPanel2,BoxLayout.Y_AXIS));
counselorPanel.setLayout(null);
//jPanel2.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.TitledBorder("2"));
counselorPanel.setBounds(0, 65, 700, 125);
counselorPanel.add(getjLblCounselor(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjCmbBxCounselor(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjLblLocation(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjCmbBxLocation(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjLblType(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjCmbBxType(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjLblType1(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjRdBttnOffice(),null);
counselorPanel.add(getjRdBttnCounselor(),null);
return counselorPanel;
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if (timePanel == null){
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timePanel.setBounds(0, 170, 700, 100);
timePanel.add(getjLblStartDate(),null);
timePanel.add(getjTxtFStartDate(),null);
timePanel.add(getjLblStartTime(),null);
timePanel.add(getjCmbBxStartTimeHrs(),null);
timePanel.add(getjLblStartTimeColon(),null);
timePanel.add(getjCmbBxStartTimeMin(),null);
timePanel.add(getjLblEndTime(),null);
timePanel.add(getjLblEndTimeColon(),null);
timePanel.add(getjCmbBxEndTimeHrs(),null);
timePanel.add(getjCmbBxEndTimeMin(),null);
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jLblC1.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 70, 60, 20));
jLblC1.setText("new");
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JLabel jLblC2 = new JLabel ();
jLblC2.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 90, 60, 20));
jLblC2.setText("new");
jPanel3.add(jLblC2);
JLabel jLblC3 = new JLabel ();
jLblC3.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 110, 60, 20));
jLblC3.setText("new");
jPanel3.add(jLblC3);
JLabel jLblC4 = new JLabel ();
jLblC4.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 130, 60, 20));
jLblC4.setText("new");
jPanel3.add(jLblC4);
JLabel jLblC5 = new JLabel ();
jLblC5.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 150, 60, 20));
jLblC5.setText("new");
jPanel3.add(jLblC5);
JLabel jLblC6 = new JLabel ();
jLblC6.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 170, 60, 20));
jLblC6.setText("new");
jPanel3.add(jLblC6);
JLabel jLblC7 = new JLabel ();
jLblC7.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 190, 60, 20));
jLblC7.setText("new");
jPanel3.add(jLblC7);
//jPanel3.add(getjLblEndTime(),null);
//jPanel3.add(getjTxtFEndTime(),null);
return timePanel;
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if (recurrencePanel == null){
recurrencePanel=new JPanel();
//jPanel4.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.TitledBorder("Reccurrence"));
recurrencePanel.setLayout(null);
recurrencePanel.setBounds(0, 240, 700, 120);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblRecurrence(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjChkBxSunday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblSunday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjChkBxMonday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblMonday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjChkBxTuesday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblTuesday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjChkBxWednesday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblWednesday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjChkBxThursday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblThursday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjChkBxFriday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblFriday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjChkBxSaturday(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblSaturday(),null);
//jPanel4.add(new JSeparator(), BorderLayout.CENTER);
recurrencePanel.add(getjLblEndDate(),null);
recurrencePanel.add(getjTxtFEndDate(),null);
return recurrencePanel;
private JPanel getbuttonsPanel(){
if (buttonsPanel == null){
buttonsPanel=new JPanel();
//jPanel5.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.TitledBorder("5"));
buttonsPanel.setLayout(null);
buttonsPanel.setBounds(0, 360, 700, 90);
buttonsPanel.add(getjBtnCancel(),null);
buttonsPanel.add(getjBtnSave(),null);
return buttonsPanel;
public JPanel getofficePanel(){
if (officePanel == null){
officePanel=new JPanel();
officePanel.setLayout(null);
//jPanel6.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.TitledBorder("6"));
officePanel.setBounds(0, 70, 700, 80);
officePanel.add(getjCmbBxPanelOfficeType(),null);
officePanel.add(getjLblPanelOfficeLocation(),null);
officePanel.add(getjCmbBxPanelOfficeLocation(),null);
officePanel.add(getjLblPanelOfficeType(),null);
return officePanel;
private JPanel geteventsPanel(){
if (eventsPanel == null){
eventsPanel=new JPanel();
eventsPanel.setLayout(null);
//jPanel7.setBorder(new javax.swing.border.TitledBorder("7"));
eventsPanel.setBounds(0, 120, 700, 150);
eventsPanel.add(getjLblEvent(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjLblEventType(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjLblEventStartTime(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjLblEventEndTime(),null);
//jPanel7.add(new JSeparator(), new Dimension(180,10));
eventsPanel.add(getjCmbBxEventType(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjCmbBxEventStartTimeHrs(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjLblEventStartTimeColon(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjCmbBxEventStartTimeMin(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjCmbBxEventEndTimeHrs(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjLblEventEndTimeColon(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjCmbBxEventEndTimeMin(),null);
eventsPanel.add(getjBtnAdd(),null);
//jPanel7.add(getjCmbBxPanel6Location(),null);
return eventsPanel;
* mainPanel methods to get components
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if(jLblCalender==null){
jLblCalender = new JLabel ();
jLblCalender.setBounds(new Rectangle(25, 25, 60, 20));
jLblCalender.setText("Calender");
System.out.println(jLblCalender.getBounds());
//jLblCalender.setBounds(20, 20, 100, 16);
return jLblCalender;
public JComboBox getjCmbBxCalender(){
if (jCmbBxCalender == null){
calender = new String[] {"Office","Counselor"};
jCmbBxCalender = new JComboBox (calender);
jCmbBxCalender.setBounds(new Rectangle (90,25,140,20));
return jCmbBxCalender;
private JRadioButton getjRdBttnDay(){
if(jRBttnDay==null){
jRBttnDay=new JRadioButton();
jRBttnDay.setBounds(new Rectangle(350,25, 60, 20));
jRBttnDay.setText("Day");
//jRBttnOffice.addItemListener( rhandler );
return jRBttnDay;
private JRadioButton getjRdBttnEvent(){
if(jRBttnEvent==null){
jRBttnEvent=new JRadioButton();
jRBttnEvent.setBounds(new Rectangle(350, 50, 60, 20));
jRBttnEvent.setText("Event");
//jRBttnEvent.addItemListener( rhandler );
return jRBttnEvent;
* counselorPanel methods to get components
private JLabel getjLblCounselor()
if(jLblCounselor==null){
jLblCounselor = new JLabel ();
jLblCounselor.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,25,60,20));
jLblCounselor.setText("Counselor");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblCounselor;
private JLabel getjLblLocation()
if(jLblLocation==null){
jLblLocation = new JLabel ();
jLblLocation.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,60,60,20));
jLblLocation.setText("Location");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblLocation;
private JLabel getjLblType()
if(jLblType==null){
jLblType = new JLabel ();
jLblType.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,95,60,20));
jLblType.setText("Type");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblType;
private JLabel getjLblType1()
if(jLblType1==null){
jLblType1 = new JLabel ();
jLblType1.setBounds(new Rectangle(350, 25, 40, 20));
jLblType1.setText("Type :");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblType1;
public JComboBox getjCmbBxCounselor(){
if (jCmbBxCounselor == null){
counselor = new String[] {"John","Jason","Sam"};
jCmbBxCounselor = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxCounselor.setBounds(new Rectangle (90,25,140,20));
return jCmbBxCounselor;
public JComboBox getjCmbBxLocation(){
if (jCmbBxLocation == null){
location = new String[] {"Oakland","Sanfrancisco"};
jCmbBxLocation= new JComboBox(location);
jCmbBxLocation.setBounds(new Rectangle (90,60,140,20));
return jCmbBxLocation;
public JComboBox getjCmbBxType(){
if (jCmbBxType == null){
type = new String[] {"Regular","Non Regular"};
jCmbBxType = new JComboBox (type);
jCmbBxType.setBounds(new Rectangle (90,95,140,20));
return jCmbBxType;
private JRadioButton getjRdBttnOffice(){
if(jRBttnOffice==null){
jRBttnOffice=new JRadioButton();
jRBttnOffice.setBounds(new Rectangle(490, 25, 60, 20));
jRBttnOffice.setText("Office");
//jRBttnOffice.addItemListener( rhandler );
return jRBttnOffice;
private JRadioButton getjRdBttnCounselor(){
if(jRBttnCounselor==null){
jRBttnCounselor=new JRadioButton();
jRBttnCounselor.setBounds(new Rectangle(400, 25, 90, 20));
jRBttnCounselor.setText("Counselor");
//jRBttnCounselor.addItemListener( rhandler );
return jRBttnCounselor;
* timePanel methods to get components
private JLabel getjLblStartDate()
if(jLblStartDate==null){
jLblStartDate = new JLabel ();
jLblStartDate.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,25,60,20));
jLblStartDate.setText("Start Date ");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblStartDate;
private JLabel getjLblStartTime()
if(jLblStartTime==null){
jLblStartTime = new JLabel ();
jLblStartTime.setBounds(new Rectangle(350,25,70,20));
jLblStartTime.setText("Start Time ");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblStartTime;
private JLabel getjLblEndTime()
if(jLblEndTime==null){
jLblEndTime = new JLabel ();
jLblEndTime.setBounds(new Rectangle(350,60,70,20));
jLblEndTime.setText("End Time ");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblEndTime;
private JTextField getjTxtFStartDate() {
if (jTxtFStartDate == null) {
jTxtFStartDate = new JTextField();
//jTxtFRefNum.setBounds(new Rectangle(86, 51, 109, 20));
jTxtFStartDate.setBounds(new Rectangle(90,25,140,20));
jTxtFStartDate.setText("Start Date");
return jTxtFStartDate;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxStartTimeMin(){
if (jCmbBxStartTimeMin == null){
counselor = new String[] {"00","02","03","04"};
jCmbBxStartTimeMin = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxStartTimeMin.setBounds(new Rectangle (490,25,40,20));
return jCmbBxStartTimeMin;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxStartTimeHrs(){
if (jCmbBxStartTimeHrs == null){
counselor = new String[] {"00","02","03","04"};
jCmbBxStartTimeHrs = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxStartTimeHrs.setBounds(new Rectangle (425, 25,40,20));
return jCmbBxStartTimeHrs;
private JLabel getjLblEndTimeColon()
if(jLblEndTimeColon==null){
jLblEndTimeColon = new JLabel ();
jLblEndTimeColon.setBounds(new Rectangle(475,60,5,20));
jLblEndTimeColon.setText(":");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblEndTimeColon;
private JLabel getjLblStartTimeColon()
if(jLblStartTimeColon==null){
jLblStartTimeColon = new JLabel ();
jLblStartTimeColon.setBounds(new Rectangle(475,25,5,20));
jLblStartTimeColon.setText(":");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblStartTimeColon;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxEndTimeMin(){
if (jCmbBxEndTimeMin == null){
counselor = new String[] {"00","02","03","04"};
jCmbBxEndTimeMin = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxEndTimeMin.setBounds(new Rectangle (490,60,40,20));
return jCmbBxEndTimeMin;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxEndTimeHrs(){
if (jCmbBxEndTimeHrs == null){
counselor = new String[] {"00","02","03","04"};
jCmbBxEndTimeHrs = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxEndTimeHrs.setBounds(new Rectangle (425,60,40,20));
return jCmbBxEndTimeHrs;
* recurrencePanel methods to get components
private JLabel getjLblSunday()
if(jLblSunday==null){
jLblSunday = new JLabel ();
jLblSunday.setBounds(new Rectangle(125, 50, 50, 20));
jLblSunday.setText("Sunday");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblSunday;
private JLabel getjLblMonday()
if(jLblMonday==null){
jLblMonday = new JLabel ();
jLblMonday.setBounds(new Rectangle(205,50,50,20));
jLblMonday.setText("Monday");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblMonday;
private JLabel getjLblTuesday()
if(jLblTuesday==null){
jLblTuesday = new JLabel ();
jLblTuesday.setBounds(new Rectangle(285,50,50,20));
jLblTuesday.setText("Tuesday");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblTuesday;
private JLabel getjLblWednesday()
if(jLblWednesday==null){
jLblWednesday = new JLabel ();
jLblWednesday.setBounds(new Rectangle(370, 50,70,20));
jLblWednesday.setText("Wednesday");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblWednesday;
private JLabel getjLblThursday()
if(jLblThursday==null){
jLblThursday = new JLabel ();
jLblThursday.setBounds(new Rectangle(475,50,60,20));
jLblThursday.setText("Thursday");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblThursday;
private JLabel getjLblFriday()
if(jLblFriday==null){
jLblFriday = new JLabel ();
jLblFriday.setBounds(new Rectangle(565,50,40,20));
jLblFriday.setText("Friday");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblFriday;
private JLabel getjLblSaturday()
if(jLblSaturday==null){
jLblSaturday = new JLabel ();
jLblSaturday.setBounds(new Rectangle(635,50,60,20));
jLblSaturday.setText("Saturday");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblSaturday;
private JCheckBox getjChkBxSunday() {
if (jChkBxSunday == null) {
jChkBxSunday = new JCheckBox ("Sunday",false);
jChkBxSunday.setBounds(new Rectangle(100,50,20,20));
return jChkBxSunday;
private JCheckBox getjChkBxMonday() {
if (jChkBxMonday == null) {
jChkBxMonday = new JCheckBox ("Monday",false);
jChkBxMonday.setBounds(new Rectangle(180,50,20,20));
return jChkBxMonday;
private JCheckBox getjChkBxTuesday() {
if (jChkBxTuesday == null) {
jChkBxTuesday = new JCheckBox ("Tuesday",false);
jChkBxTuesday.setBounds(new Rectangle(260,50,20,20));
return jChkBxTuesday;
private JCheckBox getjChkBxWednesday() {
if (jChkBxWednesday == null) {
jChkBxWednesday = new JCheckBox ("Wedneday",false);
jChkBxWednesday.setBounds(new Rectangle(345,50,20,20));
return jChkBxWednesday;
private JCheckBox getjChkBxThursday() {
if (jChkBxThursday == null) {
jChkBxThursday = new JCheckBox ("Thursday",false);
jChkBxThursday.setBounds(new Rectangle(450,50,20,20));
return jChkBxThursday;
private JCheckBox getjChkBxFriday() {
if (jChkBxFriday == null) {
jChkBxFriday = new JCheckBox ("Friday",false);
jChkBxFriday.setBounds(new Rectangle(540,50,20,20));
return jChkBxFriday;
private JCheckBox getjChkBxSaturday() {
if (jChkBxSaturday == null) {
jChkBxSaturday = new JCheckBox ("Saturday",false);
jChkBxSaturday.setBounds(new Rectangle(610,50,20,20));
return jChkBxSaturday;
private JLabel getjLblEndDate()
if(jLblEndDate==null){
jLblEndDate = new JLabel ();
jLblEndDate.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,85,60,20));
jLblEndDate.setText("End Date");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblEndDate;
private JTextField getjTxtFEndDate() {
if (jTxtFEndDate == null) {
jTxtFEndDate = new JTextField();
//jTxtFRefNum.setBounds(new Rectangle(86, 51, 109, 20));
jTxtFEndDate.setBounds(new Rectangle(90,85,140,20));
jTxtFEndDate.setText("End Date");
return jTxtFEndDate;
private JLabel getjLblRecurrence()
if(jLblRecurrence==null){
jLblRecurrence = new JLabel ();
jLblRecurrence.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,25,80,20));
jLblRecurrence.setText("Recurrence ");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblRecurrence;
* buttonsPanel methods to get components
private JButton getjBtnCancel(){
if(jBttnCancel==null){
jBttnCancel=new JButton();
jBttnCancel.setBounds(new Rectangle(510,25,80,20));
jBttnCancel.setText("Cancel");
return jBttnCancel;
private JButton getjBtnSave(){
if(jBttnSave==null){
jBttnSave=new JButton();
jBttnSave.setBounds(new Rectangle(600,25,80,20));
jBttnSave.setText("Save");
return jBttnSave;
* OfficePanel methods to get components
private JLabel getjLblPanelOfficeType()
if(jLblPanelOfficeType==null){
jLblPanelOfficeType = new JLabel ();
jLblPanelOfficeType.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,25,60,20));
jLblPanelOfficeType.setText("Type");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblPanelOfficeType;
private JLabel getjLblPanelOfficeLocation()
if(jLblPanelOfficeLocation==null){
jLblPanelOfficeLocation = new JLabel ();
jLblPanelOfficeLocation.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,60,60,20));
jLblPanelOfficeLocation.setText("Location");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblPanelOfficeLocation;
public JComboBox getjCmbBxPanelOfficeLocation(){
if (jCmbBxPanelOfficeLocation == null){
String[] Officelocation = new String[] {"OakLand","San Fransisco"};
jCmbBxPanelOfficeLocation = new JComboBox (Officelocation);;
jCmbBxPanelOfficeLocation.setBounds(new Rectangle (90,60,140,20));
return jCmbBxPanelOfficeLocation;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxPanelOfficeType(){
if (jCmbBxPanelOfficeType == null){
String [] Officetype = new String[] {"Regular","OnCall"};
jCmbBxPanelOfficeType = new JComboBox (Officetype);
jCmbBxPanelOfficeType.setBounds(new Rectangle (90,25,140,20));
return jCmbBxPanelOfficeType;
* eventsPanel methods to get components
private JComboBox getjCmbBxEventType(){
if (jCmbBxEventType == null){
counselor = new String[] {"John","Jason"};
jCmbBxEventType = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxEventType.setBounds(new Rectangle (120,90,130,20));
return jCmbBxEventType;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxEventStartTimeHrs(){
if (jCmbBxEventStartTimeHrs == null){
counselor = new String[] {"12","00"};
jCmbBxEventStartTimeHrs = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxEventStartTimeHrs.setBounds(new Rectangle (290,90,40,20));
return jCmbBxEventStartTimeHrs;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxEventStartTimeMin(){
if (jCmbBxEventStartTimeMin == null){
counselor = new String[] {"00","02","03","04"};
jCmbBxEventStartTimeMin = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxEventStartTimeMin.setBounds(new Rectangle (355,90,40,20));
return jCmbBxEventStartTimeMin;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxEventEndTimeHrs(){
if (jCmbBxEventEndTimeHrs == null){
counselor = new String[] {"00","02","03","04"};
jCmbBxEventEndTimeHrs = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxEventEndTimeHrs.setBounds(new Rectangle (470,90,40,20));
return jCmbBxEventEndTimeHrs;
private JComboBox getjCmbBxEventEndTimeMin(){
if (jCmbBxEventEndTimeMin == null){
counselor = new String[] {"John","Jason","Sam"};
jCmbBxEventEndTimeMin = new JComboBox (counselor);
jCmbBxEventEndTimeMin.setBounds(new Rectangle (535,90,40,20));
return jCmbBxEventEndTimeMin;
private JLabel getjLblEventType()
if(jLblEventType==null){
jLblEventType = new JLabel ();
jLblEventType.setBounds(new Rectangle(150, 60,60,20));
jLblEventType.setText("Type");
//System.out.println(jLblCalender.getBounds());
//jLblCalender.setBounds(20, 20, 100, 16);
return jLblEventType;
private JLabel getjLblEvent()
if(jLblEvents==null){
jLblEvents = new JLabel ();
jLblEvents.setBounds(new Rectangle(325, 25, 60, 20));
jLblEvents.setText("Events");
//System.out.println(jLblCalender.getBounds());
//jLblCalender.setBounds(20, 20, 100, 16);
return jLblEvents;
private JLabel getjLblEventStartTime()
if(jLblEventStartTime==null){
jLblEventStartTime = new JLabel ();
jLblEventStartTime.setBounds(new Rectangle(310, 60,60,20));
jLblEventStartTime.setText("Start Time");
//System.out.println(jLblCalender.getBounds());
//jLblCalender.setBounds(20, 20, 100, 16);
return jLblEventStartTime;
private JLabel getjLblEventEndTime()
if(jLblEventEndTime==null){
jLblEventEndTime = new JLabel ();
jLblEventEndTime.setBounds(new Rectangle(500, 60,60,20));
jLblEventEndTime.setText("End Time");
//System.out.println(jLblCalender.getBounds());
//jLblCalender.setBounds(20, 20, 100, 16);
return jLblEventEndTime;
private JLabel getjLblEventStartTimeColon()
if(jLblEventStartTimeColon==null){
jLblEventStartTimeColon = new JLabel ();
jLblEventStartTimeColon.setBounds(new Rectangle(340,90,5,20));
jLblEventStartTimeColon.setText(":");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblEventStartTimeColon;
private JLabel getjLblEventEndTimeColon()
if(jLblEventEndTimeColon==null){
jLblEventEndTimeColon = new JLabel ();
jLblEventEndTimeColon.setBounds(new Rectangle(520,90,5,20));
jLblEventEndTimeColon.setText(":");
//jLblCalender.setBounds(0, 0, 33, 16);
return jLblEventEndTimeColon;
private JButton getjBtnAdd(){
if(jBttnAdd==null){
jBttnAdd=new JButton();
jBttnAdd.setBounds(new Rectangle(25,115,80,20));
jBttnAdd.setText("Add");
return jBttnAdd;
// Action Listeners
public void addCmbBoxCalenderListener (ItemListener eve){
if (this.jCmbBxCalender != null){
jCmbBxCalender.addItemListener(eve);
}Here is my controller code:
private class JCmbBxCalenderListener implements ActionListener {
public void actionPerformed( ActionEvent event ){
try{
if(((JComboBox) event.getSource()).getSelectedItem().equals("Office Calender")){
//calenderAdmin_View.jContentPane.revalidate();
calenderAdmin_View.jContentPane.remove(calenderAdmin_View.getcounselorPanel());
calenderAdmin_View.getcounselorPanel().setVisible(false);
calenderAdmin_View.jContentPane.add(calenderAdmin_View.getofficePanel(),1);
calenderAdmin_View.getofficePanel().setVisible(true);
calenderAdmin_View.jContentPane.validate();
else
if(((JComboBox) event.getSource()).getSelectedItem().equals("Counselor Calender"))
//calenderAdmin_View.jContentPane.revalidate();
calenderAdmin_View.jContentPane.remove(calenderAdmin_View.getofficePanel());
calenderAdmin_View.getofficePanel().setVisible(false);
calenderAdmin_View.jCo -
Repeating frame spacing Problem in Reports 6i
I have a Matrix with Group report. Now I have two sections (one is matrix section, second is Grand totals section).
After I run the report layout ,Matrix section data (repeating frame) is appearing at one spacing but the other repeating frame in Grand Totals - appears in the same page (below the Matrix data section) with different spacing and aligning.
I’ve attached the output of the sample report. You can find the aligning/spacing problem between Matrix data (one repeating frame) and Grand Total data (another repeating frame)
This is the problem, I have tried changing all the properties, but all in vain. I feel that the repeating frame in Grand Totals appears exactly at the same position as the first one.
Please help...
Ratnakar.Hi,
There are no such limitations with Reports. If I understand properly, you run the Report twice, in each run, you are trying to execute different query, and you generate two dilimited Reports output files? This should work fine. Try out the latest Reports 6i patch-10 for this. You can even approach Oracle Support with your testcase. FYI, with Reports 6i patch-11, a new feature "dlimited data" is introduced which will give delimited output with a data dump i.e it would not be dependent upon the Reports layout. You can probably try out this new feature also.
Thanks,
Rohit Hi Rohit,
Thanks for the information.
well I am generating single output file on each run .
the problem is somewhat funny.
I have build query2 in data model after query1.
query 1 is giving me correct output both in .PDF and delimiter version.
But query2 is giving me 0 byte file for delimiter version although in .PDF it is running fine.
When I took out query2 to another module it is running fine for both.
I hope this make sense.
Moreover if u still not clear about the problem and thinks that u can help me out please send me ur mail id so that I can send you the RDF copy.
Thanks
Mohit... -
T43 Vertical Scrolling Problem (not just Firefox)- Any official response from Lenovo
After searching the forum, i have not been able to find any response from Lenovo as to how to correct this problem.
Incidentally, my "occasional" vertical scrolling problem occurs in any browser, IE7, Firefox3, Opera9 (at least those 3) as well as Windows applications with a vertical scroll bar like Windows Explorer.
This only started to occur very randomly around 6 months ago. But as of late it is occuring more often.
The only work-around
http://blog.jonschneider.com/2008/03/workaround-thinkpad-gets-into-always.html
might indicate that it is a possible hardware problem.
However, I have to say that I rarely use the laptop scrolling buttons and 99.9% of the time, latetly, I use a Logitech laser USB mouse for scrolling purposes.
As another possible work-around (if you are using an external mouse) is to uncheck the enable virtual scrolling in the touchpad properties window.
I certainly hope it is not a hardware problem, as the warranty on my T43 ran out a long time ago.
btw, I am running Windows XP Pro XP3.
Moderator Note; added system type to subject
Message Edited by andyP on 07-27-2009 09:32 PMReset the page zoom on pages that cause problems: <b>View > Zoom > Reset</b> (Ctrl+0 (zero); Cmd+0 on Mac)
See [[Text Zoom]] and [[Page Zoom]] and http://kb.mozillazine.org/Zoom_text_of_web_pages -
I have experiencing irregularities with the vertical spacing
of images in different browsers. I am working on an iMac 10.4.11.
The site looks as I intended it to read while in Safari, but when
opened in Firefox the text-based navigation bar which runs along
the body copy grows along with the body copy - the spacing adjusts
itself to the length of the body copy.
Do I need to rebuild my pages? (please, say no!) or is there
code to keep the text from spacing out?
Here is the site:
http://www.banksems.com/BankSems2008/index.html
The Contact Me page is the only page which represents what it
was designed to look like. All of the other pages contain incorrect
spacing.
Thanks for any input!
BHello,
Take a look at this link, specifically the example under
"Table 3":
http://apptools.com/rants/spans.php
All of your text is in a cell that you made by merging 13
rows in that
column.
All of your links are in the unmerged part of the 13 rows in
a following
column.
When the one merged cell with all the text gets taller, the
top unmerged row
in the following column stays at the top of the merged cell
and the bottom
row stays with the bottom of the merged cell.
The rows between are spaced out.
You don't see this on the "Contact" page because the text in
the merged cell
is not as tall as the 11 rows in the next column, so it
doesn't spread them
apart.
To avoid this, you can use a simple table with 1 row and 2
columns.
In the first column, insert all your text.
In the second column, insert another table with the number of
rows equal to
your number of links. This is a "nested" table. Give the cell
this nested
table is in a valign:top, and the table with all your links
in it will stay
at the top of the column. Because the rows in this nested
table aren't
"connected" to any merged rows, they won't space down the
page.
Here's an example using tables:
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01
Transitional//EN"
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=utf-8">
<title>Nested Table</title>
</head>
<body>
<table width="760" border="1" align="center"
cellpadding="10"
cellspacing="0" bordercolor="#0066CC">
<tr>
<td width="100%" valign="top"
bgcolor="#DFEAF2"><p>Column 1</p>
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Integer turpis
arcu, pellentesque eget, cursus et, fermentum ut, sapien.
Fusce metus mi,
eleifend sollicitudin, molestie id, varius et, nibh. Donec
nec
libero.</p></td>
<td valign="top" bgcolor="#CEEAE7"><p>Column 2
</p>
<table width="200" border="1" cellpadding="0"
cellspacing="0"
bgcolor="#FFFFCC">
<tr>
<td align="center" bordercolor="#FF9900">Nested
Table</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bordercolor="#FF9900"><a
href="javascript:;">Link 1</a></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bordercolor="#FF9900"><a
href="javascript:;">Link 2</a></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bordercolor="#FF9900"><a
href="javascript:;">Link 3</a></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bordercolor="#FF9900"><a
href="javascript:;">Link 4</a></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bordercolor="#FF9900"><a
href="javascript:;">Link 5</a></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td align="center" bordercolor="#FF9900"><a
href="javascript:;">Link 6</a></td>
</tr>
</table></td>
</tr>
</table>
</body>
</html>
You could also do this using <div>s and CSS
positioning.
Here's a tutorial close to your page design:
http://projectseven.com/tutorials/css/qdmacfly/index.htm
Take care,
Tim
"bubadeeb" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I have experiencing irregularities with the vertical
spacing of images in
> different browsers. I am working on an iMac 10.4.11. The
site looks as I
> intended it to read while in Safari, but when opened in
Firefox the
> text-based
> navigation bar which runs along the body copy grows
along with the body
> copy -
> the spacing adjusts itself to the length of the body
copy.
>
> Do I need to rebuild my pages? (please, say no!) or is
there code to keep
> the
> text from spacing out?
>
> Here is the site:
http://www.banksems.com/BankSems2008/index.html
>
> The Contact Me page is the only page which represents
what it was designed
> to
> look like. All of the other pages contain incorrect
spacing.
>
> Thanks for any input!
>
> B
> -
Vertical Scrolling problem in Safari
I'm currently having an odd vertical scrolling problem in Safari. This issue is not reproduced in Chrome or Firefox.
I've been able to reproduce this issue doing something very simple:
I have a browser wide rectangle with a solid color.
Beneath that I have a browser wide photo. (Rectangle set to browser edges and then fit to fill with photo.)
And beneath that I have another browser wide rectangle with a solid color.
Then I scroll.
Once the photo (the middle element) reaches the top of the screen I have shut the scrolling off so the photo will stay static. (Initial motion 1 / Final motion 0 set in the "Fill/Scroll" tab - and the key position is set so it stops at the top of the browser.) As expected, the lowest box continues to scroll upwards and cover the static photo.
This very simple effect is flawless in Preview mode, Chrome, and Firefox.
Yet in Safari, the photo, once it reaches its resting spot, does stay static, but seems to jump and jitter all over the place while I continue scrolling and the below content covers it. (In the other browsers it's super solid like a real static background.)
I've read there are some parallax scrolling bugs in Safari Mavericks. But I'm still in an older operating system using 10.8.5 and Safari 6.0.5.
Any suggestions or work arounds on how to correct this? (Again, I'm controlling the scroll using the scroll tab found with "Fill". Should I also be using the one found under Scroll Effects? What the best one to use? Although it does work in the other browsers… so… maybe I'm not doing anything wrong and this really is a Safari problem.)
Thanks you.Hi
Please share the site url, I will have a look.
Thanks,
Sanjit -
Satellite 3000 screen vertical line problem
my laptop is Satellite 3000 , it got vertical line problem now, i wanna use a outside CRT screen to replace the current damaged LED screen.
I have tried to use FN-F5 swap key, but it is still doesn't work, i tried to log in the system to check it, (the system (windows xp) is normal), but i can't see anything because the screen is black, it won't get in the system even if i connected it in to the LAN, because the laptop network function configuration is not allow connect with internet,( i did ghost before it completely damaged), the question is :
1, do i need to configure something so as to it can use outside screen in windows XP system? or just use FN-F5 swap key?
2, how will i do next step if i wanna use the outside screen ?
thx a lotHello
If the notebook is preinstalled with all Toshiba designed tools and utilities FN+F5 key combination should work. Of course the external monitor should be connected properly.
If you are missing some tools FN+F5 key combination will not work.
What I want to know is what happens exactly when you use FN+F5 key combination? Stays the LCD screen black or switch to the right picture again? As far as I know if you use FN+F5 key combination and LCD on the notebook stays black that means the signal is send to external device but if the monitor is not connected properly or there is some contact problem you will not see the content on external monitor.
Believe me it is not easy to say what is wrong there but if possible try to test it with different monitors. Satellite 3000 is pretty old notebook model and maybe is RGB port defective. -
1. original
2. doubled horizontal size of the line
Hello,
I'm using scatter brush to draw multiple lines with random size and angle(image 1.), and trying to increase only the horizontal size(image 2.), keeping the interval the same. But when I do, the interval is also increased since 'Spacing' option follows the size of the base object. I could adjust and decrease the spacing value, but the problem is, spacing option cannot go below 1%. So if want to increase the line size and maintain the interval, there's no way to do it. expending then scaling could work, but that's not what I want. Is there any way to solve this?
Thank you in advance.If I understand correctly.....
Extend the brush path, that is to say, use the Direct Selection Tool to click and drag one of the path anchors. Don't scale the path. At least for vertical size.
If you need to scales the brush horizontally, the only real way to ensure the art stays relatively close to teh brush is to either ajust the brush options or expand the brush prior to horizontal scaling. -
sun jdk 1.4.1
Why is the JTextFields maximum vertical size "infinite" by default ?
If it is resized taller then the preferred size, it looks stupid (
it has more space than needed for one line, but the extra space is unused ).
Which leads to the following problem : If I have a panel
with BoxLayout(X_AXIS) that contains a JTextField and a VerticalGlue,
the text field takes all the extra vertical space. The glue takes none !
Why ?
Shouldn't the extra space be distributed evenly accross all components ?
Actually this is what happens with other components, but JTextField seems to have some kind of higher priority and takes all the available space. Is this a bug ?
Similar problem with JSeparator ( a horizontal "line" ):
Why does it have a maximum height of 32767 ?
It is just a line, always 2 pixels ( or so ) high.
Now it takes up part of extra space, instead of always being 2 pixel high.
I am using the following code to fix these problems, but I think that I shouldn't have to, that those are some kind of bugs in Swing :
Dimension dim1 = new Dimension(stupidComponent.getMaximumSize());
dim1.height = stupidComponent.getPreferredSize().height;
stupidComponent.setMaximumSize(dim1);
Any comments ?
steinLayout managers all have their areas of specialty. If you find yourself fighting with one of them to get what you want it might be wise to try a different one. We have lots of options available.
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Vertical spacing between paragraphs
Hello experts,
I am having trouble closing up the space between a title and
a subtitle that needs to have a different style. I am usingCSS.
Line spacing seems to work only on the vertical space between
lines within a paragraph, not between paragraphs. This makes sense.
I have tried putting each element in its own table cell, each
with its own id, and playing with positive and negative margins and
padding. If there is a combination that would work, I would be glad
to hear it. At the moment my knowledge of margins and padding is
based almost totally on trial and error, not on comprehension.
My current work around is to keep the subtitle in the same
paragraph, put in a line break, and the style the subtitle. That
has given me a good result on my browser, but I'm not sure about
other browsers. Also, work arounds me nervous about creating other
problems I don't know about.
Can anyone give me the right solution, or at least critique
my work around solution?
Many thanks so much in advance for help.
Richardp { margin:0; }
Sorry it was so verbose.
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"RTalbott" <[email protected]> wrote in
message
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> Hello experts,
> I am having trouble closing up the space between a title
and a subtitle
> that
> needs to have a different style. I am usingCSS.
>
> Line spacing seems to work only on the vertical space
between lines within
> a
> paragraph, not between paragraphs. This makes sense.
>
> I have tried putting each element in its own table cell,
each with its own
> id,
> and playing with positive and negative margins and
padding. If there is a
> combination that would work, I would be glad to hear it.
At the moment my
> knowledge of margins and padding is based almost totally
on trial and
> error,
> not on comprehension.
>
> My current work around is to keep the subtitle in the
same paragraph, put
> in a
> line break, and the style the subtitle. That has given
me a good result
> on my
> browser, but I'm not sure about other browsers. Also,
work arounds me
> nervous
> about creating other problems I don't know about.
>
> Can anyone give me the right solution, or at least
critique my work around
> solution?
>
> Many thanks so much in advance for help.
>
> Richard
>
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