In Outlook 2010, Outlook 2013, and Outlook 2016 this dialog is atFile, Options, Mail. TheStationery and Fontsbutton is near the top of the Mail pane. Choose your desired font and font size from this dialog. Outlook 2007 and older To change the plain text font settings in Outlook 2007 an...
I am a beginner in Visual Studio and I don't know how to change the FontWeight to Bold in a TextBox in Visual Basic programmatically. Could you help me with this?All replies (2)Tuesday, June 7, 2016 5:58 PM ✅AnsweredYou need to create a new Font instance from the current...
Please check whether the zoom size level was increased in the Message window. To do this, please go to Format Text > Zoom, choose 100% and click OK:If the issue still persists, please try to reset view (Under View, in the Current View Group, Click Reset View.) and check the result...
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However it will fit on a 800 x 600 screen if I reduce the fontsize. I have determined the screen resolution using the screen.primaryscreen.bounds.size.tostring functionI tried this: Me.RatesDataGridView.Font.Size=8but it is readonly.
I have determined the screen resolution using the screen.primaryscreen.bounds.size.tostring function I tried this: Me.RatesDataGridView.Font.Size=8 but it is readonly. All replies (3) Tuesday, June 13, 2006 4:39 PM ✅Answered I figured it out. I dropped an invisible label on the ...
document) and retrieving it again, I have a string in the following "format";[Font: Name=Arial, Size=9, Units=3, GdiCharSet=0, GdiVerticalFont=False]How can I convert this string (back) to a font object? So that I can assign this to (for example) to: label1.Font = ...Tha...
document) and retrieving it again, I have a string in the following "format";[Font: Name=Arial, Size=9, Units=3, GdiCharSet=0, GdiVerticalFont=False]How can I convert this string (back) to a font object? So that I can assign this to (for example) to: label1.Font = ...Than...