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Condensed (Property) In french: Condensé
Warning
From version 27, this property is kept for backward compatibility. It is recommended to use the new CharacterSpacing property to manage character spacing.
The Condensed property is used to: - Determine whether a Font variable is condensed.
- Condense a Font variable.
Remark: Font stretching can be: - Normal: character width is normal.
- Condensed: character width is reduced (property Condensed).
- Extended: character width is increased (property Extended).
- Large: character width is increased to maximum (property Large).
Police1 is Font
Police1.Nom = "Arial"
Police1.Taille = 14
Police1.Condensé = True
MyControl.Police = Police1
Syntax
Determining whether a Font variable is condensed Hide the details
<Result> = <Font>.Condensed
<Result>: Boolean - True if the specified font is condensed,
- False otherwise.
<Font>: Font variable Name of the Font variable to be used.
Condensing a Font variable Hide the details
<Font>.Condensed = <Condensed/Not condensed>
<Font>: Font variable Name of the Font variable to be used. <Condensed/Not condensed>: Boolean - True if the specified font must be condensed,
- False otherwise.
Remarks Font variable A font can be created from a Font variable. To define the font characteristics, use: - the FontCreate function,
- the Charset, Orientation, StrikeOut, Color, Extended, Bold, Italic, Large, Name, Underline and Size properties.
This font can be used: Limitations Properties used to define character stretching ( Condensed, Extended and Large properties) are managed only if the specified Font type variable is used for printing (print font or report field font). In other cases (fonts used for drawings, charts or window controls), these characteristics are ignored.
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