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Regrading Smartforms

Former Member — Wed, 24 May 2006 01:47:44 GMT

Hi Experts,

I'm new to smartforms and I'm facing problem with Font from the past 2 days, I can able to see the Size in smartforms->text but not in Prieview.

the font size is 48, Yes I created in Smartstyles and I give the output options in form, page, text .. How Can I achieve the Font

your esteem help looking forword

Regards,

Vani

Message was edited by: Satya Vani

Re: Regrading Smartforms

Former Member — Wed, 24 May 2006 02:32:43 GMT

Hi Satya,

Regarding your issue, have you defined your desire font for either Paragraph Format or Character Format in your SMARTStyle? You would have to define each of your Paragraph Format and Character Format if you need various font size (if any).

After you've done with your SmartStyle, you can attach your defined SmartStyle into the intended text element (Output Option tab) in your Smartform. At text element, you can select the defined paragraph or character formats from that SmartStyle with font size which you just define in SmartStyle.

Hope the above help.

Cheers,

Patrick

Re: Regrading Smartforms

Former Member — Wed, 24 May 2006 02:41:53 GMT

Hi Patrick,

Thanks for your reply, but I created only I paragraph with different Fonts formats,

eg :

pp <BC>1234</> size 30

pp <B1>abcd</> size 40

pp <B2>efgh</> size 12

could you suggest it is enough

Message was edited by: Satya Vani

Re: Regrading Smartforms

Former Member — Wed, 24 May 2006 03:07:44 GMT

May be you added the Font 48 at the end and have not activated the SMART Style after that.

Can you check that?

Regards,f

Ravi

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Re: Regrading Smartforms

Former Member — Wed, 24 May 2006 03:10:43 GMT

Hi Satya,

Perhaps you can segregate one paragraph with one font format.

However, I think you are trying to have a paragraph with different fonts size isn't it? If so, why don't you do the following:

1) Define your paragraph (e.g. Font - Arial, Size - 12pt) in SmartStyle.

2) Define your several character formats with different font size (e.g. Font - Arial, Size - 30pt; Font - Arial, Size - 40pt) in underlying SmartStyle as well.

3) In your text element of SmartForm, highlight the texts or fields by selecting the created paragraph format, then followed by highlight the text or field that need to be displayed in size 30/40 using the character formats created in Step 2.

Cheers,

Patrick