AstreliniaUSA1
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I have some user defined windows in my application under VFP 6.0, and I want to change the font name and size in some windows, How can I get it done? Please help out...
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Change Font in User Defined Windows
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I have some user defined windows in my application under VFP 6.0, and I want to change the font name and size in some windows, How can I get it done? Please help out...
This is from the Help. I assume you are manually creating the user-defined window using a DEFINE WINDOW statement:
FONT cFontName [, nFontSize]
Specifies a font for text placed in the window. cFontName specifies the name of the font and nFontSize specifies the point size. If you omit nFontSize, a 9-point font is used.
For example, this command creates a window that displays output directed to the window in a 16-point Courier font:
DEFINE WINDOW wDisplayFont FROM 2,2 TO 12,22 FONT 'Courier', 16
If you omit the FONT clause, a 10-point FoxFont is used. If the font you specify is not available, a font with similar font characteristics is substituted.
FONT cFontName [, nFontSize]
Specifies a font for text placed in the window. cFontName specifies the name of the font and nFontSize specifies the point size. If you omit nFontSize, a 9-point font is used.
For example, this command creates a window that displays output directed to the window in a 16-point Courier font:
DEFINE WINDOW wDisplayFont FROM 2,2 TO 12,22 FONT 'Courier', 16
If you omit the FONT clause, a 10-point FoxFont is used. If the font you specify is not available, a font with similar font characteristics is substituted.
Jim Osieczonek
Delta Business Group, LLC
FONT cFontName [, nFontSize]
Specifies a font for text placed in the window. cFontName specifies the name of the font and nFontSize specifies the point size. If you omit nFontSize, a 9-point font is used.
For example, this command creates a window that displays output directed to the window in a 16-point Courier font:
DEFINE WINDOW wDisplayFont FROM 2,2 TO 12,22 FONT 'Courier', 16
If you omit the FONT clause, a 10-point FoxFont is used. If the font you specify is not available, a font with similar font characteristics is substituted.
FONT cFontName [, nFontSize]
Specifies a font for text placed in the window. cFontName specifies the name of the font and nFontSize specifies the point size. If you omit nFontSize, a 9-point font is used.
For example, this command creates a window that displays output directed to the window in a 16-point Courier font:
DEFINE WINDOW wDisplayFont FROM 2,2 TO 12,22 FONT 'Courier', 16
If you omit the FONT clause, a 10-point FoxFont is used. If the font you specify is not available, a font with similar font characteristics is substituted.
Jim Osieczonek
Delta Business Group, LLC
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