I'm a noob in MSAccess, but I only need to make aspecific task.
I've a picture (a map) and a PictureBox. I load the map into the picturebox and now I need to write some text in some coordinates inside the map. I can't do it positioning a label because later the image has to be available to be saved with this text.
Could you give me please some Ideas about how can I do it?
Thanks.
You can only accomplish this by really modifying the image itself.
Positioning a label on top of the map works for you if you print the form or report after you do that. This way you can save it as PDF for example and still have your test on top of the map.
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I'm quite new to html and in order to help a friend create a Website, I need to get an Input from a User and overlay it over a picture. I'm using a WCMS and I doubt there aren't any options to solve this problem without using HTML.
Thank you!
I already tried to create some text boxes and already implemented the image, but I don't know how to get the Input and write it on the picture
After importing the into the template node, i want to select only a certain part of the image as the coordinate and make it a button.
i am node-red beginner please help me
I have a html file with some images in a directory. I would simply want to open a report and show the html file (including the images) inside the report. Is there a way to achieve this? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks
I've found this : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd207057.aspx. Tell me if it's useful? ;oP
To add HTML from a field in your dataset into a text box
1.On the Insert tab, click List. Click the design surface, and then drag to create a box that is the size you want.
The Dataset Properties dialog box opens. You can use a shared dataset or a dataset embedded in your report. For more information, click Dataset Properties Dialog Box, Query (Report Builder) or Dataset Properties Dialog Box, Query.
2.On the Insert tab, click Text Box. Click in the list, and then drag to create a box that is the size you want.
3.Drag an HTML field from your dataset into the text box. A placeholder is created for your field.
4.Right-click the placeholder, and then click Placeholder Properties.
5.On the General tab, verify that the Value box contains an expression that evaluates to the field you dropped in step 3.
6.Click HTML - Interpret HTML tags as styles. This causes the field to be evaluated as HTML.
7.Click OK.
Alright, this is what resolved the issue. I am converting the html to a image using CutyCapt and storing the image in the database as a blob. In the report I have a image control which refers to the image and this works fine.
Hope this helps.
Thanks everyone.
I am trying to build a Flash application which would display data from a external source and scroll it from left to right.
I am new to action script world, i have found an example in which text is scrolling but here there is only one text field. I would like to have multiple text field depending upon my data loaded from external source. How can i achieve it. Do i need to create 10 text fields if my external data returns 10 records.
Any advice on this would be appreciated. Thanks
It depends on your task, if you need 10 lines of text information that moves independently, so you will need 10 text fields. Or you could scroll one text field and change it's content with a new information (next record). For scrolling of the text field you will need Timer or Enter frame handler or Tweening engine, as for changing text you will need some logic, like if text goes offscreen - show another text data.
For me, your question looks very similar to this one, check it, maybe it will be helpful for you.
Hi kindly help me to add .png image into current cursor position of TextInput using Flex 4 and action script 3. I have googled, but I am unable to get correct idea from there. kindly any one suggest me some ideas for add a image into TextInput. thanks in advance.
You'll have to create a new TextFlow child/instance which displays the image. Find some infos on that topic here (livedocs#adobe.com - Adding images with TLF)