I don't think You can modify the font properties directly. You may have to create a new font to replace the existing one. Here's a possible solution [code] lbl.Font = New Font(lbl.Font, FontStyle.Strikeout) [/code] Cheers, Chris
: lbl.Font.Strikeout = (Font.Strikeout) : shouldn't that strike it out ? : wont work and says "readonly property" though?? ---> vb newbie /= :
That works perfect thanks. Only one thing is that it change the font from New times roman to default... I guess Ill figure that out soon I am sure x Tsikman
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I don't think You can modify the font properties directly. You may have to create a new font to replace the existing one. Here's a possible solution
[code]
lbl.Font = New Font(lbl.Font, FontStyle.Strikeout)
[/code]
Cheers,
Chris
: lbl.Font.Strikeout = (Font.Strikeout)
: shouldn't that strike it out ?
: wont work and says "readonly property" though?? ---> vb newbie /=
:
That works perfect thanks.
Only one thing is that it change the font from New times roman to default... I guess
Ill figure that out soon I am sure x Tsikman