Hi Jack,
My problems are many but the problem I have with the offset is that when I
change it, the picture comes apart and doesn't look right. I have someone
that looked at my example and has given me some advice so I am going to work
with it some more this morning (or all day) until I get it right. Its just
learning pains :)
Thanks,
Dave
Are you saying that you get the object to print but it doesn't print where
you expect it to appear? If that's the case, keep in mind that when you
do:
g.DrawObject d, 67, 60
that the 67, 60 represent offsets relative to d.X and d.Y. If you have not
set d.X and d.Y they default to 0. In that case, your shape should print
or display at canvas or page coordinates x = 67 and y = 60 as expected.
But if you have set d.X and d.Y to say 50 and 100 respectively, for
example, then your object will display at x = 117 and y = 160. This can be
surprising until you get the hang of it.
Best,
Jack
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