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Font help
« on: March 03, 2002, 01:34:21 AM »
Midnite. . .i've read the stuff but I don't seem to understand how to use the font commands, bold, italic.  .I figured out glow but that's it. . can you point me to a particular post?  Or tutor me as if i were 3??

Julia99  [blshg]

p.s.  I also posted that GMT thing in the wrong place. . so sorry. . [blshg]
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Re: Font help
« Reply #1 on: March 03, 2002, 03:59:07 AM »
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i've read the stuff but I don't seem to understand how to use the font commands, bold, italic.  .I figured out glow but that's it.

No problem!  You can discover what each square does by passing your cursor over it and reading the bottom of your screen.  B bolds, I italicizes, U underlines, S strikes a line through words, etc., and they affect only the text you put between them. To demonstrate making something bold, I'll click on the B, get 2 tags, insert your name with no spaces between them, and the result is Julia99.
The image tags are the 4th box in the 2nd row; put the url of an image between them to get the image to show up in your message.

To change the font size, click on the black A and put your text between the tags.  You can change the size number to get these:

This is size 2.
This is size 3.
This is size 4.
This is size 5.
This is size 6.
etc.

This is the plain ol' Verdana font.

You can use more than one kind of tag for the same text, so don't forget to test out the colors at the same time; just make sure that each tag you use has a corresponding tag on the opposite end of your text.  So are you ready now to experiment?  Registered members can use the "preview" and "modify" features as many times as they want while playing.

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I also posted that GMT thing in the wrong place. . so sorry. . [blshg]

No need to apologize!  I've been wanting to test out the administrative "move" feature.  It only took a couple of clicks... that was fun!  (I'm easily entertained :D )

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Re: Font help
« Reply #2 on: March 04, 2002, 03:08:34 AM »
TEST TST TEST

BY GEORGE I think I've finally gotten it!!
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Re:Font help
« Reply #3 on: February 09, 2004, 11:51:21 PM »
Where are different fonts?
Or do you just have to know them?

test

[veranda]test[/veranda]


test
Patti

COOL...WINGDINGS WORKS (I know, who cares!!)

Are the available fonts listed somewhere?

Thanks :-*
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Re:Font help
« Reply #4 on: February 10, 2004, 06:01:40 AM »
Where are different fonts?

Check your C:- WINDOWSFonts folder.

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[veranda]test[/veranda]

It's always written
Code: [Select]
[font=name]TEXT[/font]and in this case
Code: [Select]
[font=veranda]TEXT[/font]
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COOL...WINGDINGS WORKS

For me too, Patti, because that font is installed on my system.

 [sssh] Wingdings is a Microsoft font-- do you suppose MB has it?

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Re:Font help
« Reply #5 on: February 10, 2004, 08:44:18 AM »
So, any font we have on our systems will work?  Then, if others don't have it, presumably they won't get the effect.  Back when MB used those weird ones, he told us to download them first.
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Re:Font help
« Reply #6 on: February 10, 2004, 12:26:30 PM »
[sssh] Wingdings is a Microsoft font-- do you suppose MB has it?

No - and I don't exactly miss it because, not only had I never used it in Windows, but Linux comes with dozens of default fonts that aren't available for Windows.  ;)

So, any font we have on our systems will work?  Then, if others don't have it, presumably they won't get the effect.

That's right. In order for people to see the font, it has to be installed on their computer. If not, then whatever you've written will display using one of the forum's default fonts, which are currently verdana, arial, helvetica and serif.

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Re:Font help
« Reply #7 on: February 11, 2004, 03:11:18 AM »
test

test

test

test...do I add the spaces as shown on my HD?

test

Also, Midnite (cause you're running XP), some fonts are notated with a Large O, some with a Large T, and a few others A....wha up wid that?? (this also on my hd).

Thanks

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Re:Font help
« Reply #8 on: February 11, 2004, 05:12:54 AM »
Midnite (cause you're running XP), some fonts are notated with a Large O, some with a Large T, and a few others A....wha up wid that?? (this also on my hd).

OpenType, TrueType and Adobe Type.  Just right click and open the font, Patti.