Re: NEW EVIDENCE: Circle Method has a problem!!

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From: Jim Mack (jmack_at_mdxi.nospam.com)
Date: 01/29/05 

Date: Sat, 29 Jan 2005 12:04:49 -0500

Randy Gardner wrote:
> Thanks For Responding!
>
> Yes I agree, HOWEVER, the program only deals with one axis at a time
> and regardless of the aspect ratio, 50 units of movement on any axis
> should be 50 units!!
>
> To prove the point, Draw a Line instead of a circle!! NO ERROR!!!!!
>
> TRY THIS:: make sure Picture1.height does not equal Picture1.width!!
>
> Comment out the Circle and add this line: Picture1.Line (X!, Y!)-(0,
> 0), vbRed
>
> Then execute!!
>
> What do you say now - Circle Method has a problem???
>
> Thanks,
>
> Randy G.
>

Even granting that there's a problem with the method, which is certainly
debatable, what do you expect to happen? No one here can 'fix' a method
built into VB, and MS won't be making any changes to VB, so... I'd say
that your choices are 1) live with it as is or 2) accept the advice
given here. Continuing to repeat that there's a problem, when there's
no solution possible, is a definition of futility. 

-- 
    Jim Mack
    MicroDexterity Inc
    www.microdexterity.com

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