Combo Box Control, Command Button Control, Label Control, List Box Control, Report, Text Box Control, Toggle Button Control.
You use the FontWeight property to specify the line width that Windows uses to display and print characters in a control.
The FontWeight property uses the following settings.
|
Setting |
Visual Basic |
|
Thin |
100 |
|
Extra Light |
200 |
|
Light |
300 |
|
Normal |
400 |
|
Medium |
500 |
|
Semi-bold |
600 |
|
Bold |
700 |
|
Extra Bold |
800 |
|
Heavy |
900 |
You can set this property using the control’s property sheet, a macro, or Visual Basic. You can also use the Bold button on the Formatting toolbar.
You can set the default for this property using a control’s default control style.
Font availability depends on your system and printer. If you select a font that your system can’t display or that isn’t installed, Windows substitutes a similar font.
A font’s appearance on screen and in print may differ, depending on your computer and printer. For example, a FontWeight property setting of Thin may look identical to Normal on screen but appear lighter when printed.
FontBold Property; FontItalic, FontUnderline Properties; FontName, FontSize Properties.