VML ImageAlignShape Attribute
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Determines the alignment of the stroke image. Read/write. VgTriState.
Applies To
Tag Syntax
<v:
element imagealignshape=" expression ">
Script Syntax
element .imagealignshape="expression"
expression*=element.imagealignshape*
Remarks
If True, align the image with the shape, else align the image with the window. The default is True.
VML Standard Attribute
Example
The image is aligned with the window.
<v:shape id="rect01"
strokecolor="red" fillcolor="red" strokeweight="20pt"
style="top:20;left:20;width:300;height:300"
path="m 1,1 l 1,200, 200,200, 200,1 x e">
<v:stroke imagealignshape="false" width="5pt" filltype="tile" src="cylinder.gif"/>
</v:shape>
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