Label.PicturePosition Property (Outlook Forms Script)
Returns or sets an Integer that specifies the location of the picture relative to its caption. Read/write.
Syntax
expression.PicturePosition
expression A variable that represents a Label object.
Remarks
The settings for PicturePosition are:
| Value | Description |
|---|---|
| 0 | The picture appears to the left of the caption. The caption is aligned with the top of the picture. |
| 1 | The picture appears to the left of the caption. The caption is centered relative to the picture. |
| 2 | The picture appears to the left of the caption. The caption is aligned with the bottom of the picture. |
| 3 | The picture appears to the right of the caption. The caption is aligned with the top of the picture. |
| 4 | The picture appears to the right of the caption. The caption is centered relative to the picture. |
| 5 | The picture appears to the right of the caption. The caption is aligned with the bottom of the picture. |
| 6 | The picture appears above the caption. The caption is aligned with the left edge of the picture. |
| 7 | The picture appears above the caption. The caption is centered below the picture (default). |
| 8 | The picture appears above the caption. The caption is aligned with the right edge of the picture. |
| 9 | The picture appears below the caption. The caption is aligned with the left edge of the picture. |
| 10 | The picture appears below the caption. The caption is centered above the picture. |
| 11 | The picture appears below the caption. The caption is aligned with the right edge of the picture. |
| 12 | The picture appears in the center of the control. The caption is centered horizontally and vertically on top of the picture. |
The picture and the caption, as a unit, are centered on the control. If no caption exists, the picture's location is relative to the center of the control.
This property is ignored if the Picture property does not specify a picture.
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