Re: paintpicture



I would advise you to use the Printer.Print method to print any text,
setting the location using Printer.CurrentX and Printer.CurrentY and
setting the font name and size using the Printer.Font.Name and
Printer.Font.Size.

Label controls are representations of your text at the resolution of
the display (which is quite low) whereas you can get excellent quality
using Printer.Print.

Just print your picture (using PantPicture) and then print your text on
top of it at whetever positions you desire.

Mike



Mike

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