Private Sub FONTToolStripMenuItem_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles FONTToolStripMenuItem.Click
Dim TheFont As System.Drawing.Font
Dispose(FontDialog1.ShowDialog)
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this code isn't working,... when we edit the font style of the text it wouldn't run and displays RichTextBox1.SelectionFont = TheFont
I can't change change the font size or font name or color of the text in the DHTML Editing Control. I have 2 listbox controls FontNameList containing all of the installed fonts on my PC and FontSizeList containing some numbers to be used as fontsize and I use the execommand and build my App but the font did not change instead it grew bigger but when I tryed to change it back it stayed the same. The Code for that was:
how will I set the font style and font size of my textbox in a programmatic way? Also, if possible, a code that displays the different font style on a combo box.
I am trying to do a small application using WPF. I have a button and label controls in my form and I want to chage the font style of those. It is not like the normal windows forms to change the font. How can I change the font at design time.
I am making a quick word processor, with the basics (alignment, cut, copy, paste, font size, font style etc.)I have four buttons for each of the font styles; Bold, Italic, Underline, and Strikeout.I have entered the following code, but my problem is, only one of the styles is used at a time, so if I use bold, then press italic, bold will be removed and italic will take its place. I want all four of the styles to be able to be used at once. [code]
I'm having trouble adjusting the font style in a RichTextBox and I've seen a few different approaches that talk about single attributes (like toggling bold on and off)... but I'm trying to make it so that my font class can adjust any attribute (bold, italic, underline).
I realize that Font.Style is a set of Boolean flags (a bitfield?)... but I'm not sure how to handle the attributes all at once.
Here is the troublesome code:
Public Sub ModifyFontStyle(Optional ByVal Plain As Object = Nothing, Optional ByVal Bold As Object = Nothing, _ Optional ByVal Italics As Object = Nothing, Optional ByVal Underlined As Object = Nothing)
[Code]....
What is happening to the font? The text should be underlined and in italics not strikethrough...
Is this a logic error or a simple misunderstanding on my part?
How do i change the font style using code ? I want to display text in a textbox (Like google has in there search box) in italic style but i want normal text when the user types in the textbox.[code]...
this code does the change, but I noticed a little unwanted effect.if you have some text mark up for esample 24pt, selected. and run this code. you will lose the mark up.
Private Sub Styles_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles BtnBold.Click, BtnItalic.Click, BtnUnderline.Click, BtnStrikeOut.Click
Static styleValue As Integer = 0 Const bold As Integer = 1, Italic As Integer = 2, UnderLine As Integer = 4, StrikeOut As Integer = 8 'Since more than 1 button is attached to this event, the if statement will sort out what button was pressed to fire this event If TypeOf (sender) Is Button Then
I wanted to create a combo box loaded with installed regular fonts and painted with its own font's style. I was able to load the font's name but not the painting of the font's style. [code].........
Is it possible to edit a labels' font and size etc at runtime? If so how would I do this? apparently it is read-only? Im basically learning about decision structures at the moment and would like to change a label font based on a case statement?
It seems there is no easy solution for adjusting a specific format of a used font e.g. for Text. As I understood in order to change any part of the used format we need to use New Font(...) form of implementation which looks a bit odd to me.
TextBox1.Font.Bold = True
which needs to be rewritten as:
TextBox1.Font = New Font(TextBox1.Font, FontStyle.Bold)
which is no reason that I can see why it should be hard like that.Anyway, here is my solution for adjusting the font style using four CheckBox controls (i.e. BBold, BUnderline, BItalic and BStrikeout).Preview is a TextBox control.
Private Sub SetFontStyle(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles BBold.CheckedChanged, _ BUnderline.CheckedChanged, _ BItalic.CheckedChanged, [code]......
I am creating Notepad in VB.NET and i added a menu strip which contain FONT>Bold,Italic,Bold Italic,Regular,Underline and Font Size> 8pt, 10pt. But i dont know which command can do this .So please tell me about related commands.
I need to be able to save the font style and have it reapplied when I reopon my form. I know how to "reapply" it when I open the form again. I just need help getting the original value for saving purposes.
How Do I get a menu that changes size, style and font in a textbox? I would like the user of my program to be able to change the font, size, and style of the text.Well, If it is not worth it, it is not fun - you say programmers are boring but i say they are worth it.
anybody know how to create a usercontrol that sets the font style of the first word in a label to bold?Normally you can use two labels and make the first one bold, but I need to have a label with word wrap.
Information - This is some text. This is some text. This is some text. This is some text. This is some text. This is some text. This is some text. This is some text.
How do i change the font of the entire form/application by having a box to pop up for user to choose what font size, style he/she wants. I've got a toolstrip labeled Font already but i cant find any tutorial teaching me what code to place inside.
I set the font size and style using Vb code as i'm designing a Notepad like application, and when i start a new form i want to reset all the settings. Everything else is working, i'm just having a hard time working these out.
I have created a Richtextbox, which produces text based on user-inputted variables as well as some basic formatting - eg: name = txtname.text richtextbox1.text = "Hello my name is " & name & "." What i want to do is set the text in the name variable in Italics when it is displayed, like this.
I've got a richtextbox control on a form and a menustripitem that allows me to change the font style. What I want to be able to do is to allow the user to type text into the richtextbox control; then if they change the font style using the menu only for newly entered text to change font, and any previously typed text to stay in the previously selected font. The problem I'm getting is that all of the entered text's font style is changed.
I am developing a project using VB2010. In the attached example I created a Form.
On tha form I put a GroupBox Containing a DataGridView.
I am trying to set, at Design time, the ColumnHeadersDefaultCellstyle Font of the grid, defining the Font, the size and the style (Bold). After saving the project or running it, The Font properties of the grid headers are changed to the Font properties of the containing
GroupBox.
Why is that so? How can I set, at Design Time, a different font for the Grid Column headers and the GroupBox?
To demostrate the problm - Try to modify the Font of the grid headers, in the attached example,
to "Bold" "Size 12", Run the application and see the result.
Whenever i try and load a project i was working on with VB 2010 i get an error saying
"Font 'Arial Rounded MT Bold' does not support style 'Regular'"
how to get rid of this? I recreated my form for the project and copied the code over but it did this again. I didnt change any fonts on the form at all so i dont understand whats going on.