There is a bug in the Font Style controls on the 'Keywords Lists' tab of the 'User Define' dialog. Maybe this bug applies to all Font Style settings?
To reproduce the bug try this:
Change the 'font size' drop box from blank to a value. Note that the associated text has changed size appropriately.
Now change the 'font size' back to blank. Note that the text does not return to its previous size. The text is still set to the old value even though the dialog correctly shows blank. There is no way to return the font size back to blank.
(I'm assuming that a setting of blank means that the font size is not set for this and it takes on the default value).
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Is there a way that I can manually fix my user definition? I created a user definition and encountered the bug mentioned above, so now my fonts are set to specific values and I want them to be blank (ie. to take on the default value).
Are these defined in a text file that I can edit manually to set them back to blank?
Thanks.
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There is a bug in the Font Style controls on the 'Keywords Lists' tab of the 'User Define' dialog. Maybe this bug applies to all Font Style settings?
To reproduce the bug try this:
Change the 'font size' drop box from blank to a value. Note that the associated text has changed size appropriately.
Now change the 'font size' back to blank. Note that the text does not return to its previous size. The text is still set to the old value even though the dialog correctly shows blank. There is no way to return the font size back to blank.
(I'm assuming that a setting of blank means that the font size is not set for this and it takes on the default value).
Is there a way that I can manually fix my user definition? I created a user definition and encountered the bug mentioned above, so now my fonts are set to specific values and I want them to be blank (ie. to take on the default value).
Are these defined in a text file that I can edit manually to set them back to blank?
Thanks.