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Vb Script To Change The Font

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    Ian Cummings
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    Create your text object so that it has five data sources. The data sources will be a mix of the same data base field and embedded static data that contains the dash. For each database filed data source you should use the transforms tab to keep/truncate those parts of the field data that you do not need for that data source.

    This is how your data sources should be defined:

    Database field (Keep first 3 digits)
    Embedded data "-"
    Database field (Truncate first and last 3 digits)
    Embedded data "-"
    Database field (Keep last 3 digits)
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    [quote name='Ian C - Seagull Support' timestamp='1349258638' post='3388']
    Create your text object so that it has five data sources. The data sources will be a mix of the same data base field and embedded static data that contains the dash. For each database filed data source you should use the transforms tab to keep/truncate those parts of the field data that you do not need for that data source.

    This is how your data sources should be defined:

    Database field (Keep first 3 digits)
    Embedded data "-"
    Database field (Truncate first and last 3 digits)
    Embedded data "-"
    Database field (Keep last 3 digits)
    [/quote]

    If you create separate data sources like Ian C suggests, you can change the font per data source by clicking 'font' then 'font per data source'.

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