The display width of characters in forms 10g

Hi,
I am facing problem in setting the display width of titles in the form dynamically.
Please tell if there is any fixed display width of characters in the form(including the small letters and caps).
And if not then Is there any way to determine it instead of hit and trial.
Thanks in advance,
Preeti

Hello,
You can get it with 2 lines of Java
   public static int getWidth (Font f, String s)
      Rectangle2D rect = f.getStringBounds(s,new FontRenderContext(new AffineTransform(),true,true));
      return (int)rect.getWidth();
    } With the following sample code:
System.out.println("Width="+getWidth(new Font("Arial", Font.PLAIN,14),"Hello"));Francois

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