you can not use dot syntax for this, thusly:
the forecolor of line 7 of field myField = 5
or
the foreColor of word the mouseWord of field myField = 5
etc. etc.
if you set the foreColor of line 0, it will affect the entire field
At 03:12 PM 06/05/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Thank you to everyone who responded to my query about frame behaviors.
>
>One other question. You can change the font color of an entire field
member by
>using either color or foreColor. However, when you try and isolate it to a
>line (i.e. member("field").line[1].foreColor = 50 or
>member("field").line[1].color = rgb(255,0,0)), no luck - property not found.
>This method only works on a text member.
>
>Is there any other way to isolate the font color of a line or char in a
field?
>If not, I have a database with dozens of lines of results, will putting those
>results in a text member rather than a field member cause any speed or other
>issues?
>
>Thanks,
>--Craig
>
>Craig Taylor
>Renegade Digital Media Inc.
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