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Nov 16th, 2007 at 4:02pm
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Is there any way to do any of the following with the title of a printed FCX diagram?

  • Change the font and font size
  • Create a multi-line title

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Alan
  
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Reply #1 - Nov 16th, 2007 at 8:23pm
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The control uses the FlowChart.Font to print the header text, so you can set  FlowChart.Font to the one you need before printing, and restore it back after that. However, FlowChart.Font is used to draw the text of all boxes and arrows whose font is not specified explicitly, so you might need to set the objects' fonts too.

I guess you could insert /n/r symbols into the header title to create multi-line text, but the control will not increase the header area size, so the title might overlap some objects that are printed just below the header.

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Reply #2 - Dec 3rd, 2007 at 6:53pm
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Ok, so instead of changing the title, I decided to go with a table that will hold information such as title, date of creation, etc. This is much cleaner anyway.

I want that table to be in the upper left hand corner of the diagram and I want the entire diagram moved down so that it does not collide with this table.

All of the nodes in the diagram are arranged from top-down starting from a single node and every node is grouped to its parent.

When I do a TopNode.MoveTo(x,y) it moves all of the boxes down, however the arrows of the boxes that are laid out centrally do not move with them.

Is there a way that I can move the entire diagram down?

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Reply #3 - Dec 4th, 2007 at 6:33am
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Instead of moving all boxes and arrows down, you could call

fc.SetDocSize(fc.DocLeft, fc.DocTop - tableHeight, fc.DocRight, fc.DocBottom)

to offset the document top boundary, and then create the table at (fc.DocLeft, fc.DocTop).

I hope that helps,
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