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On 01/20/2013 05:58 PM, Paolo Debortoli wrote:
hi. using base... is there a way to open masks without borders or tools, just the mask, to make it smaller ?

I an not sure I understand what you mean. The only thing in Base that has a mask that I know is a pattern field. It has two of them: an edit mask and a literal mask. The properties for this field are listed in the Control tool when the pattern field is highlighted. Are you talking about a field in a form? Is it a pattern field? Do you want to make the mask in the pattern field smaller but not the pattern field? If this is true, what you really want to do is to change the size of the font for this field. Click the field while holding down the Control button. This highlights the field but not its label. Then right click the field and select Control from the pop up window. Scroll down through the properties until you find the Font property. Click the ellipse (...) for the Font property to open the Character dialog. Reduce the size of the text, and click OK. If this is not what you want, will you please be more specific about what you have and what you want to do.

--Dan


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