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                          TXTOFF
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Easy:
 .txtoff is the 'text offset'
         it *finely* adjusts the y location of the text
      note: all .txtoff .properties work in pixels
      note: all .txtoff .properties work on the y loc'n
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TECH:
 coming up with a graphical 'text location formula'; 
 an all-singing, all-dancing formula that accurately centers
 and tracks across all fonts and font sizes, and is perfectly
 appropriate in all situations ever encountered?
 Actually, I was getting close... but no matter what, there
 will always be 'this one font, at this one size' that seems
 to delight in being a pain in the ass.
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Not to worry any longer; this is what .txtoff does and does
 very well.
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The 1 or 3 pixels "off" is always in the y coordinate.
If you "wish" the (whatever) text was a couple pixels higher
 (or lower...) to be, well, "perfect"... whatever perfect is?
 Easy! Just say:
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     button001.txtoff=-3;
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and the TEXT in the button will "rise" 3 pixels.
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     button001.txtoff=2;
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and the TEXT in the button will "lower" 2 pixels.
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TECH TIP: button/label/textbox all have a '.txtoff' .property;
          form has 2 of them! '.toptxtoff' & '.bottxtoff';
          these perform the exact same function for both TXT
          lines a form can have. (.title & .taskbar)
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TECH TIP: you do not have to use this feature.
          it is easy to use once you start using it.
          you CAN use big offsets to locate the line of
          TEXT off of the control or even off the form.
          be creative and enjoy, exercise common sense.
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