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Hi Ryan
Is there a 3D feature of these controls that I can turn off? I notice that when I change the Special Effect to 'Flat' I get a dark outline around a radio button and dark lines to the right and below on a checkbox. "RyanH" wrote: Have your friend send you their version of the Excel file. Then try to print it. Do you have to have the option button print? You could change the properties of the option button to not print. Where is this button located, Userform or Worksheet? Is it a Forms or ActiveX Control? I'm just trying to recreate what you have so I can get a clue here. -- Cheers, Ryan "BJ" wrote: Hi Ryan and thanks for the reply ... I don't think it relates to the items you've described. I get it when I print a doc but my cohort doesn't ... just hoping that maybe someone had seen it before. If you've got an email address I can send you a PDF of the print out to see what you think. I appreciate you taking the time to answer. BJ "RyanH" wrote: Try going to the Properties Window of the radio button and change the BackStyle Property to 0 - fmBackStyleTransparent or try changing the BackColor Property to another color if you wish. I hope this helps! If so, let me know and click "YES" below. -- Cheers, Ryan "BJ" wrote: The 'Control' radio button - when printed - is surrounded by a dark box ... ugly ... is there any way to change or remove this feature? Thanks. |
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