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Re: VB - How to flip an object?

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From: Jens Schulze
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2003 11:49
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"Bastie" wrote:

> There should be another way to flip... VB's Object Browser finds a
> idFlipHorizontal, idFlipVertical etc. constants, so there should another
> method to flip not just by resizing...

No, this constant is for setting the page flip of a printer style... you can
find it by searching for the constant name in the scripting reference.

Jens
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