Re: Print question

Devin Asay wrote: Folks, Charles sent me a screenshot of what he's seeing off list. See it at http://asay.byu.edu/fld.png. It appears to be highlighted text, or possibly a field background color that happens to be set the the exact color of the OS X default highlight color. I'm surprised 's

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I appreciate everyone's suggestions. Despite the confusion in my postings, I did have showFocusBorder and setBorder properties set to false prior to printing while trying to use select empty. I got so desperate I tried select empty in many places before printing with no success. I found a

Re: Print question

Devin Asay wrote: Folks, Charles sent me a screenshot of what he's seeing off list. See it at http://asay.byu.edu/fld.png. It appears to be highlighted text, or possibly a field background color that happens to be set the the exact color of the OS X default highlight color. I'm surprised 's

Re: Print question

I tried a bit, and got all kind of wonky results when printing while the lockScreen was true. Maybe you should just move the stack offscreen ( set the loc of stack z to -x,-y) and try to print like that instead of using lock screen. I know this is just a workaround, but at least it'll work. Also

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Charles Szasz wrote: The only thing I have tried that removes the blue background is to set traversalOn to false but this moves the blue background from the first text field to the next entry text field. This tells me that you mean the focus border, not the background (these are different th

Re: Print question

Folks, Charles sent me a screenshot of what he's seeing off list. See it at http://asay.byu.edu/fld.png. It appears to be highlighted text, or possibly a field background color that happens to be set the the exact color of the OS X default highlight color. I'm surprised 'select empty' doe

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I want to thank everyone for their suggestions. So far, I still have a text field with a blue background. I have tried the following: set the showFocusBorder to false set showBorder to false set the background color of the field to none; also set the background color of the field to white se

Re: Print question

I have tried setting the field's showBorder to false but the blue background is still there. Does lockscreen affect using select empty? I used lockscreen just before printing. I have tried using select empty at several places in the script but with the same result. Jeanne said "showFocusBorder",

Re: Print question

Charles Szasz wrote: Jeanne I have tried setting the field's showBorder to false but the blue background is still there. Does lockscreen affect using select empty? I used lockscreen just before printing. I have tried using select empty at several places in the script but with the same result.

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Jeanne I have tried setting the field's showBorder to false but the blue background is still there. Does lockscreen affect using select empty? I used lockscreen just before printing. I have tried using select empty at several places in the script but with the same result. Charles Szasz [

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Chris, I just uncheck show border and I still have a blue background. Charles Szasz [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution mailing list use-revolution@lists.runrev.com Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription pref

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Charles, set the field's 'border' to 0, if you need a border then maybe use a rectangle shape. chris On 12/04/2007, at 11:15 AM, Charles Szasz wrote: Bill, I tried your suggestion. I inserted Select Empty just before and also after open printing with dialog but with the same results - it

Re: Print question

At 6:11 PM -0400 4/11/2007, Charles Szasz wrote: I am using the Print Card to print three cards. I have only problem. The first field on the first card where the user enters their name has a blue high light around the person's name. It shows up in Preview of OSX and prints out as blue background

Print question

Bill, I tried your suggestion. I inserted Select Empty just before and also after open printing with dialog but with the same results - it did not eliminate the blue background in the field. Charles Szasz [EMAIL PROTECTED] ___ use-revolution m

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In order to avoid that problem I put "select empty" On Print_Card select empty set the printmargins to 0,0,0,0 open printing with dialog print card from 0,0 to 612,792 close printing End Print_Card On 4/11/07 6:11 PM, "Charles Szasz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am using the P

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I am using the Print Card to print three cards. I have only problem. The first field on the first card where the user enters their name has a blue high light around the person's name. It shows up in Preview of OSX and prints out as blue background around the text in the text field. I am usi