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>From amos-request@svcs1.digex.net Sun Mar 29 02:12:39 1998
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From: "Alastair Murray" <malcolm.murray@virgin.net>
Date: 29 Mar 98 06:01:44 +0100
Subject: Re: Zones.
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> Isent there a command in Amos that sets up a zone around a txt String??
> How does it works??
I've not used the text zone command but if you're using standard Print
command with standard font then you can create a zone easily. As each
letter is the same size (I'm pretty sure it's 8x8) then you could do
something like this:
Reserve Zone 1
A$="Whatever"
Locate 10,5 : Print A$
Set Zone 1,10*8,5*8 To (10+Len(A$))*8,6*8
Then Mouse Zone will tell you if the pointer is over the text.
There are more effiecient ways but I find that usually does the trick
quickly and with minimum fuss.
> And when will Gui Extension v 1.7 be released.
> I've herared several times now that it will be released any day now, but
> it's still isent out :((
> It's not fair to keep us waiting like this!
Yeah!
Come on. Delay the AMOS coding for a day or two and get GUI out! :)
-Murray
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Alastair \\|// malcolm.murray@virgin.net
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