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Font
(Macintosh, Windows)
The Font command in the Macintosh and Windows versions lets you view the fonts installed on
your computer. The
default font applies to labels, comments, numerical values, and properties. You can specify fonts
independently for the Label , Comments , or Numerical Edit tools by first selecting the tool, and then
changing the font in this menu. Point to another font to select it as the new default font.
Note: The Windows version dialog box lets you set the font size and style.
Size
(Macintosh)
The Size command in the Macintosh version lets you view the font sizes available on your
computer. The point sizes in outlined text are sizes that your Macintosh should display without
distortion. The symbol is shown next to the default size. The default size applies to labels,
comments, numerical values, and properties. You can specify size independently for the Label ,
Comments , or Numerical Edit tools by first selecting the tool, and then changing the size in this menu.
Point to another size to select it as the new size. For classroom demonstrations, it is useful to set
the default font size at 14 or 18 points.
Style
(Macintosh)
The Style command in the Macintosh version lets you view the text styles available on your
computer. Text styles are independently applied to text and may be combined. For example, you
can specify bold-italic text by selecting each style type separately. The default style applies to
labels, comments, numerical values, and properties. You can specify style independently for the
Label , Comments , or Numerical Edit tools by first selecting the tool, and then changing the style in this
menu.
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