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Changing the font in an entire text block
To change the font throughout a text block:
1. Select the text block, then right-click on it.
The Text toolbox displays.
2. Place the cursor at the beginning of the text block.
3. Select a font in the Font List.
The new font applies to all text in the text block.
Changing the font within a text block
To change the font of a word or phrase in a text block:
1. Select the text block and right-click.
2. Click in front of the word or phrase you want to change and drag the
mouse to highlight the text.
3. Select a new font from the Font List.
The selected text reflects the new font.
MULTIPLE FONTS IN A TEXT BLOCK
If multiple fonts are used within a text block, the font highlighted in the Font List
window changes as the cursor moves through the different fonts.
window changes as the cursor moves through the different fonts.
All fonts in the text block must have the same orientation. If you want to use a font
with a different orientation, place the cursor at the beginning of the text block and
apply the orientation to all fonts in the text block.
with a different orientation, place the cursor at the beginning of the text block and
apply the orientation to all fonts in the text block.
CHANGING THE FONT FROM A SPECIFIC LOCATION FORWARD
To change the font from a specific location in a text block to the end of the block:
1. Select the text block and right-click.
2. Click in the location where you want the new font to start.
3. Select a font from the Font List.
All text following the text cursor changes to the font you select.
When changing the font in this manner, AppBuilder adds a hidden control charac-
ter just before the changed text. The character contains font information, and you
can delete it by placing the cursor at the beginning of the changed text and press-
ing <Del>. Deleting the control character changes the text back to its original font.
ter just before the changed text. The character contains font information, and you
can delete it by placing the cursor at the beginning of the changed text and press-
ing <Del>. Deleting the control character changes the text back to its original font.