Need Help With Puzzling Text Object

[Jack Stewart]

Hi Gary,

    Thanks for your reply. All that I had to do was to read your reply to jog my memory. I really outsmarted myself this time. Two years ago I had set this up as a flash art superobject and totally forgotten, as in out-of-sight; out-of-mind, about it. The whole idea was to make the sort of change I am attempting easy to do.

    To further complicate my situation, I assumed when I got the flash art superobject dialog box, that it was a fluke. Oh well; some days I'm sharper than others :)

    Thanks again for your help Gary.
    
    Jack


On 6/15/08, Gary Yonaites said ……

>My guess is that it is a Word Processor SuperObject with SetRuler set  
>to 0 and the LockDocument set to -1. To see if this the case, you can  
>go to graphics mode with the form and just double click the object to  
>see if the Word Processor SuperObject dialog window comes up. If this  
>is the case, you will need to make a procedure to reset Lockdocument  
>to 0 (false) in order to make your changes. Get the name of the WPSO  
>and use the SuperObject command to unlock it.
>
>SuperObject "MyTextObject","LockDocument",0
>
>Replace MyTextObject with the actual name of your WPSO.
>
>Gary
>gary at yonaites.com
>
>On Jun 15, 2008, at 5:00 PM, Jack Stewart wrote:
>
>> About two years ago I created what I think is a text box in a  
>> Panorama form which contains return address information. Somehow I  
>> managed to get the top line of text to display in bold style. (I  
>> have no idea any longer how I accomplished two different font  
>> styles within a single text object. (If it isn't a text object what  
>> could it be?)
>
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