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- Style of a control: Setting character spacing in the editor
- Font variable
CharacterSpacing (Property) In french: Interlettre
The CharacterSpacing property gets and sets the spacing between characters. p is Font p.Name = "Arial" p.SizeUnit = unitPoint p.Size = 12 p.LineSpacing = 1.5 p.CharacterSpacing = 5
Syntax
Getting the character spacing Hide the details
<Result> = <Font>.CharacterSpacing
<Result>: Integer Character spacing value (expressed in points). This value can be positive or negative. This spacing is added to or subtracted from the default spacing value. <Font>: Font variable Name of the Font variable to be used.
Setting the character spacing Hide the details
<Font>.CharacterSpacing = <New spacing>
<Font>: Font variable Name of the Font variable to be used. <New spacing>: Integer New character spacing value (expressed in points). This value can be positive or negative. This spacing is added to or subtracted from the default spacing value. Remarks Style of a control: Setting character spacing in the editor You can define the font used for the different elements of the control in the "Style" tab of the control description window. You can also set the line spacing and character spacing for the current font in the font size settings.
Font variable A font can be created from a Font variable. To define the font characteristics, use: - the FontCreate function.
This function is not available. - the Charset, Orientation, StrikeOut, Color, Bold, Italic, CharacterSpacing, LineSpacing, Name, Underline, Size and SizeUnit properties.
The Charset and Orientation properties are not available for Font variables.
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