Changing Object Fonts In Code @ RunTime

<br><br>The reason for this tutorial:<br><br>Feeling like a newbie again after 5 years with VB, .NET poses some obsticals that I certainly was not prepared for.<br>Changing a font size was quick and easy in VB6, but in the .NET world, it proved itself to be a tedious task. My example is shown below:<br><br>
I have a solution with a blank form, and at runtime, all controls are dynamically built from a text file and placed in the window.<br><br>
The problem is that with .NET, all controls like this default to the form's font settings - And MS made the Font property of labels, etc. READ-ONLY.?<br><br>
In order to accomplish this, you need to create a new font object with your values, and assign it to your (Control).Font property.<br><br>
This will allow you to change the Font Family, the size in points, and the Bold / Italic etc. properties as well.<br>
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<u>As an example, we are defining label "Label1" the Font Family "Arial", 8.25 Points in size, and BOLD.</u><br>
<b>Label1.Font = New Font("Arial", 8.25, FontStyle.Bold, GraphicsUnit.Point, 0, False)</b><br><br>
<br><u>You could also express it as:</u><br>
<b>Dim MyFont as New Font("Arial", 8.25, FontStyle.Bold, GraphicsUnit.Point, 0, False)
<br><br>
Label1.Font = MyFont<br><br>
Label2.Font = MyFont</b><br><br>
I hope this helps someone, as I was scratchin' hair out of my head over this. I 
knew it could be done.<br><br> Funny thing is, it actually was pretty simple! <i>Heh</i>.<br><br>
John.

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