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dialog format problem.....

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Anonymous
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dialog format problem.....

I have the following in a dialog box that is kind of tall.
When it runs, it puts the first line of text way at the top,
the second line down at the middle, and the third line of text
way down at the bottom of the box.

Does anyone know how I can get it pushed together at the top??

Thanks a million!!

:boxed_column {
label = "Time comparison information";
: text {key = "time_comparison_info1";}
: text {key = "time_comparison_info2";}
: text {key = "time_comparison_info3";}
}
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Anonymous
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play with the fixed_height = true;

you could also use row and columns to get it the way you want it...



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I have the following in a dialog box that is kind of tall.
When it runs, it puts the first line of text way at the top,
the second line down at the middle, and the third line of text
way down at the bottom of the box.

Does anyone know how I can get it pushed together at the top??

Thanks a million!!

:boxed_column {
label = "Time comparison information";
: text {key = "time_comparison_info1";}
: text {key = "time_comparison_info2";}
: text {key = "time_comparison_info3";}
}

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