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Lee Schipper
For Access97.
I have a report that users export to Word, then make minor edits to.
The data in my report is formatted as 9-point Arial. When Access exports to
an RTF file, the data is formatted as 9-point Arial just fine, however where
Access inserts Tab characters between my data fields, the tabs are
effectively being formatted as 12-point MS Sans Serif.
Is there any way to force or trick Access into writing those tabs in a
9-point Arial font?
Nitpicky? Yes. But when the end users edit these RTF files they type stuff
in after the tab characters and their typed text comes out in 12-point MS
Sans Serif, and then they grumble.
I have thought that I might export to Word, then re-open the file using
automation and translate all 12-point MS Sans Serif to 9-point Arial, but
given the way the users run the reports that would be difficult for me to
do.
Thanks for any ideas!
Lee
I have a report that users export to Word, then make minor edits to.
The data in my report is formatted as 9-point Arial. When Access exports to
an RTF file, the data is formatted as 9-point Arial just fine, however where
Access inserts Tab characters between my data fields, the tabs are
effectively being formatted as 12-point MS Sans Serif.
Is there any way to force or trick Access into writing those tabs in a
9-point Arial font?
Nitpicky? Yes. But when the end users edit these RTF files they type stuff
in after the tab characters and their typed text comes out in 12-point MS
Sans Serif, and then they grumble.
I have thought that I might export to Word, then re-open the file using
automation and translate all 12-point MS Sans Serif to 9-point Arial, but
given the way the users run the reports that would be difficult for me to
do.
Thanks for any ideas!
Lee