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I have recently been starting to create user forms but
have become frustrated by what I'm sure is a very minor thing. When I make a label to indicate what a text box is used for, the text within the label is always justifed top left. I have found how to change the horizontal justification with TextAlign in Properties but I can't find a way of centring the text vertically. Because the controls all fit into the grid, all my labels do not align with the controls that they are associated with. Question: how do I centre the text vertically? Or can I turn off the grid? Many thanks for any help, Tim |
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