You can change the spacing between characters of text for selected text or for particular characters. In addition, you can stretch or compress an entire paragraph to make it fit and look the way that you want it to. Change the spacing between characters. Selecting Expanded or Condensed alters the spacing between all selected letters by the same. Aug 25, 2011 Problem uninstalling microsoft office 2010 I have a Vaio Laptop windows 7 64bit home premium, and when i uninstalled microsoft office 2010 i must have done it wrong. Now i when i go to control panel and try and uninstall it, nothing happens and when i open microsoft office 2010 it comes up that 'the setup controller has encountered a. Jul 18, 2015  There are two ways fonts are drawn - as bitmaps or as vectors. Vector fonts allow more efficient scaling, but for screens with resolution below 720p it might be worth considering bitmap fonts as they are generally more legible at smaller sizes on low-resolution screens. Jan 23, 2015 I looked all over on YouTube just for something as simple as changing the compiler's font but couldn't find any video. So I decided to upload one Compiler: Dev-C (5.8.3) Topic: Changing editor. Jan 23, 2015  I looked all over on YouTube just for something as simple as changing the compiler's font but couldn't find any video. So I decided to upload one Compiler: Dev-C (5.8.3) Topic: Changing editor. Here knowledge world show you how to easily change the font size and stype from Dev c editor font.It's weird for us guys because We actually didn't able to find out this option at the first time and then I had to googled about it.

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All those characteristics you mentioned meesa are characteristics of a particular font. Did anyone ever mention to you about getting a copy of Petzold? All the things you ask here are pretty much covered textbook fashion in his books - especially font and graphics related topics.
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For doing extremely non-standard special effects like you are describing my guess is that you'll have to create your own edit control. Doing so just starts with registering a window class in the typical manner, for example, 'MyEdit'. Then you create a window of the class and if it has focus, it will receive all keystrokes in the wParam. Once you get a keypress you'll be testing them against the VK_XXXXXXXX message constants to see what they are. Then you decide where to output them and at what pixel location in your window. If someone presses the backspace key you decide how far to back up (pixel-wise) in your window, and you need to do whatever you deem necessary in the buffer where you are saving keycodes.
All this presupposes you are good with pointers and buffer minipulation, memory allocation, so on and so forth. If I recall you are a competant coder, so my guess is you have that down.
I build a lot of grid custom controls myself, and sometimes I use some of my homemade edit controls as the grid cells. However, my edit controls are not real advanced. For example, they don't implement copy - paste, inverse selection, and internal scrolling like what happens in a real edit control when the text automatically scrolls to the left when you get to the end of the control. I'd like to take the time to implement those things, but just haven't gotten around to it. If anyone has any code like that that they would be willing to share, I'd really like to see it.

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I can't now, but tomorrow I could post a simple edit control example if you would like.

..or am I going to have to create a window, and each time I press a letter, create another window with the desired results?

Not quite sure what you are talking about there. If you create your own edit control, there need'nt be more than one window involved.
About cursors and such there are Windows Api functions for creating, managing, and destroying cursors. They take some careful management at times.

You can use the Paragraph Spacing options to change the amount of space between lines of text in your notes.

  1. Select one or more paragraphs of text.
  2. Click Home > Paragraph Alignment > Paragraph Spacing Options.
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  3. In the Paragraph Spacing dialog box, enter the numbers (in points) that you want.

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Why doesn’t anything happen when I enter a number?

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OneNote isn’t a word processor, so the numbers in the Paragraph Spacing dialog box work a little differently than they do in Microsoft Word and other Office programs. For example, if you type a 2 into any of the three boxes in the Paragraph Spacing dialog box (with the goal of doubling the current single-line spacing), nothing happens. That’s because you need to enter the total number (in points) for the current font size and its intended line spacing (in typography, this is called leading).

OneNote uses 11-point Calibri, so entering any number over 11 will successfully increase the amount of space between your text paragraphs.

Note: OneNote pages aren't like pages in Word. In OneNote, pages can go on and on. And because OneNote is designed to capture your notes, not print out traditional pages, you won't find a page break option in OneNote. Go to File > Print > Print Preview to see how your pages will look when printed. If you need to make specific and exact changes to the way your pages look, you will have better success pasting the content into Word first.

How do I double-space text?

If you haven’t changed the font from Calibri and the font size from 11, you can enter the number 27 into the Line spacing at least box to exactly double-space this font and size combination. If you’re using a different font or font size, experiment until you get the spacing you want.

If you don’t like the way the spacing looks, press Ctrl+Z to undo your action.

How do I use the Before and After spacing?

In the Paragraph Spacing dialog box, the numbers in the Before and After boxes may lead to puzzling results, depending on how your text is formatted.

Unlike Word, OneNote doesn’t show you hidden paragraph marks. If you use soft line breaks in your notes (Shift+Enter), OneNote treats the text as part of the same paragraph, and applies spacing only before or after the entire block (paragraph) of text — either before or after a hard paragraph return (Enter).

If you’re in the habit of pressing Enter between short lines of text in your notes, OneNote treats each line as a separate paragraph and applies the line spacing you entered in the Before or After boxes. This has a similar effect as entering the same number into the Line spacing at least box.

If you frequently work with notes from other people (for example, you combine status reports from your team), you may not always know how the text was formatted. If you enter numbers in the Paragraph Spacing dialog box and you don’t like the results, try other numbers until you get the look you want.

If you’re not having any luck changing the spacing of a particular section of text, try changing only one variable at a time. If nothing seems to happen, or you don’t like the results, undo each attempt right away (Ctrl+Z) and try another number. Experimenting with all three variables in the Paragraph Options dialog box at the same time may make things more confusing until you get the hang of it.