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Attribute with ARIAL font
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basepointdesignz
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Hi,
What you need to do is set up a TextStyle with Arial as the font for the style. To do this simply, type style in at the command line then, when the dialog box appears, click new, name the style, choose a font and change any other properties and then click apply.
Now when you add or edit an attribute, you can give it the style that you have chosen. So, you're attribute will appear in Arial (if that's the font you chose)..
I Hope this helps..
Cheers,
Renegade..
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renegade@tiscali.co.uk
What you need to do is set up a TextStyle with Arial as the font for the style. To do this simply, type style in at the command line then, when the dialog box appears, click new, name the style, choose a font and change any other properties and then click apply.
Now when you add or edit an attribute, you can give it the style that you have chosen. So, you're attribute will appear in Arial (if that's the font you chose)..
I Hope this helps..
Cheers,
Renegade..
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renegade@tiscali.co.uk
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