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May 24th, 2006, 06:06 PM
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Change FontName in Text box
Lamar wrote:
I just want change the font for only field in a text box. See my expression below. Everything else appears but I get a "0" for ([cmbStaffName].[FontName]="Edwardian Script ITC") part of my expression. Is this possible? =CanShrinkLines("Sincerely, " & Chr$(13) & Chr$(10) & ([cmbStaffName].[FontName]="Edwardian Script ITC") & Chr$(13) & Chr$(10) & [cmbStaffName]) No can do. The FontName property applies to the entire text box, not to part of it. If this is an important feature, you will need to use a third party control such as the RTF control at www.lebans,com -- Marsh MVP [MS Access] 
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