Good for you.
Would you share it when you are done???
Thanks
Tom
On Feb 26, 2004, at 2:12 PM, Dan Soneson wrote:
Check into the selectedLoc function. This would allow you to (under
lockScreen) select the chunk of text that is your placeholder, then use
the selectedLoc() to determine where the topLeft corner of the selection
is, and then use that to draw your entry field.
HTH,
Ken Ray
Thanks, Ken. That's perfect! I simply use a unique initial character for each word and another unique end character. I then use the offset function to identify and select each character in turn, get the x,y coordinates, do a bit of recalculation and then create a field that begins at the initial character and ends after the ending character. I don't even have to delete this word, just cover it with the new field. It works and looks terrific.
Thanks again.
Dan
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