Re: Default Fonts
Set the font size, color and bold, etc as you like it for a control on the report.
Next, select Set Control Defaults from the Format menu.
Now, any controls added to the report will follow the format you described.
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<jim> wrote in message
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> When i create a new form or reports the default font is always arial 8.
> how do i change this to a different font or size
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> thanks
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> jim
>
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