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.
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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.
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.
Everything I read points me that I'm writing the following code correct, but VS keeps telling me : Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
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 get the font from a label's text to be read into the text.. i can add the font to the label with this code:
Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim myfontdialog As New FontDialog With myfontdialog
[code]....
but reading it from the label and setting the font to the textbox, is the problem i am facing. i know the code does not read the font as it is displayed in the label's text, so it might be possible to just get the font name in one label, and font size in another, just by locating those two. this i have an idea how to do, just do not know how... if you have a solution on how to locate these two, and add them separately.. getting the font to the label this way, does not show the option of the selection for the font style.. i have tried using my.settings to do so, problem there as well.. basically, i want to be able to save the font selected, and next time the app loads, it loads with those those settings.
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I've been googling, testing, etc for a couple hours and I'm right where I started off. the vb.net tab control sucks... Does anyone have an tips or code to make it so when I select a tab the font color changes OR it just makes the tab heading text bold?I've messed around with the draw commands and while that does work, it draws the borders/backgrounds so they are very old / outdated looking.This is basically for a simple tab text editor I'm working on when a textbox in the control changes I can update the associated tab with either a red font or just bold it to indicate the textbox on that tab is modified. I've definitely be open for alternative tab controls as long as they are free and come with a vb.net example :)
How do I combine fontstyle.bold with fontstyle.Italic? I tried simply adding them together but no go. Dim MyFont as New Font ("courier new",12,FontStyle.Bold + FontStyle.Italic) Evidently font styles are not constants.
I have treeview in which for some of the treenodes I have to set the font selected by user. The font gets applied correctly, but the text is not displayed properly. Need to set the height of treenode. I'm using vb.net and VS 2008. I have already checked the Bounds property, but it is not set correctly so I cannot set the ItemHeight property of the node.
Private dt As DataTable Private ds As DataSet Private Sub Form1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load Dim Row1 As DataRow
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I want to change the font to bold of the current row in the loop and i m also binding the datatable with datagrid as it is in code..
I want to change the font on a button to bold after certain conditions exist during runtime.
I tried Col1Button.Font.Bold = True
The autocomplete allows me to type it, but it doesn't work. There is an underline under the IDE code. Font is apparently a "Read-Only"property. Is there a way to make it a changable property?
All i want to do is write some text into word... some of the text is normal text the other is bold... how do I achieve this?The samples I have seen, they either do normal text or bold.. but in different lines utilising InsertParagraphAfter()I need to have both in the one lineie how do i do the following line? using vb.net and word automation (word 2010)
I have 3 check boxes on a form and am trying to code them to change the font in combinations of Large Font,Bold Font, and underline font.I coded the bold font check box and large font check box but cannot get the Bold and large font to work at the same time.
I have a rich text box ('RichTextBox1') and a button ('BoldButton'), and have it set up so that whenever the user highlights some text in the box and clicks the bold button, that text becomes bold. That much I've figured out...
Public Class Form1 Private Sub BoldButton_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles BoldButton.Click Dim Bold As New Font(RichTextBox1.Font, FontStyle.Bold) RichTextBox1.SelectionFont = Bold End Sub End Class
But I'd also like to add the ability that if the user highlights text that is already bolded, then clicks the bold button, that text will go back to 'regular' font. In other words, I'd like the 'bold' button to be able to toggle between bold and regular font.
Is there a way to access wordpad programmatically so I can set attributes like font, bold, text justify, printer orientation etc etc ? So far, I'm able to launch wordpad from withing VB6 and work with its features.
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?