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Prarie22, as far as I know, it has to be done in the advanced editor.
If you are creating the graphs using Dev Studio you will see the "Edit" button. Once in there, highlight the Legend and you'll see a button in the upper right. Click it to reveal the advanced functions (where you'll find Lines and Colors).
Thanks...I tried the last suggetion...and that worked...but the Box is over lapping the Graph...how do I make the Legend smaller...guess it was too close to begin with.
Posts: 1903 | Location: San Antonio | Registered: February 28, 2005
You do something like this: setRect(getLegendArea(),new Rectangle(9921,-7020,6040,15800)); where the first 2 values are some kind of x, y coordinates, and the last 2 are width and height of the box. If you can get into the Graph Editor (as mentioned by Denver RSE) it is easier to find the right values to use (other than trial and error). I know in the version we are using (5.21) you can not always get into the editor. You might want to download the "Perspective for Java" manual. (Not easy to find things in it though)
Posts: 391 | Location: California | Registered: April 14, 2003
As always this is a great forum to get the information you need. In case you need something a little more recent, we updated the "Perspective for Java Programmer's Manual" (DN2100945.0901) for version 5.3. It's now called "WebFOCUS Graphics 5.3" (DN4500605.0904).
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