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Help setting font on Web Control Radio button

JensNørmølleRas
4-Participant

Help setting font on Web Control Radio button

Hi all,

I'm new here, so excuse me if this question has already been answered

In MathCad 14:

When I go to:

Inset

Control

Web Control

And select Radio button, I am unable to set the font to Arial - the Default font seems to be Times New Roman?.

This is a bit annoying as this is not a problem when I use the "non" Web Control radio Button.

Please see attached PDF file for details

Can anyone help?

Thanks

Jens

8 REPLIES 8

I'm sure this can be done. Try following the instructions below.

  • Right click
  • Select Mathsoft Button Control Object
  • Properties
  • Fonts

And choose your font in there.

Mike

After posting my first post I have just realised that you said.....

And select Radio button, I am unable to set the font to Arial - the Default font seems to be Times New Roman?.

This is a bit annoying as this is not a problem when I use the "non" Web Control radio Button.

Your right it doesn't look like you can change the font. Why don't you use another object if the font really bothers you.

Mike

I use pictures as name of web radiobuttons and have no problem with font, Greek letters, sub- and superscripts etc.

Try please my Mathcad Server:

http://twt.mpei.ac.ru/MCS/Worksheets/HEDH/FC-40.xmcd

or see the picture:

FC-40.png

MikeArmstrong
5-Regular Member
(To:ValeryOchkov)

Good example Valery, totally slipped my mine.

Mike

Mike Armstrong wrote:

Good example Valery, totally slipped my mine.

Mike

Thanks, Mike!

It will be better to use the (up-down) list - we can use links in names of items!

One example:

http://twt.mpei.ac.ru/MCS/Worksheets/Thermal/SatLine-R-134a.xmcd

Hi,

Thanks for you help so far, it seems to come down to doing a work around.

I'll se what I can come up with

Warm regards

Jens

As Valerys example shows, a list box IMO would be the best way to go.

Mike

We need Combo box in Mathcad:

http://twt.mpei.ac.ru/ochkov/Mathcad_12/7_23_Combo_Box.png

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