15 the fontstyle enumeration is a flags enumeration, so you can combine values (using the or operator in vb.net, | in c#):

Change font style vb.net. New font (times new roman, 12, drawing.fontstyle.bold or drawing.fontstyle.italic) share improve this answer follow answered feb 2, 2010 at 19:06 fredrik mörk 156k 29 291 343 thanks dear. 0 you can use the font (font, fontstyle) constructor. At this point you can apply the font you want to the selectionfont property.

Just pass it the old font and the new style you want to use and it'll copy the properties from the old font into the new one for you (apart from the style, of course). Label1.font = new font(label1.font, fontstyle.bold) an alternative solution: Can't be sure for vs 2015.

Web 1 answer sorted by: Web to change the font for only a part of the text in your richtextbox you need to search for the text required, then calculate its length and select it. Change the font for all labels on a windows form (kit george) label.font = new font(comic sans ms, 12, _ fontstyle.bold or fontstyle.underline)

Steps to add custom fonts to vb.net and winforms: Web private void btn_bold_checkedchanged(object sender, eventargs e) { label1.font = label2.font = new font( label1.font,label1.font.style ^ fontstyle.bold); 2 you can use the system.drawing.fontstyle enumeration to list the styles.

Web perhaps a better approach is for your code to dynamically set the class attribute on the div tag and then store any specific css settings in the style sheet. Dim font = new font (tb_remark.font, fontstyle.italic) tb_remark.font = font. Allow me to ask a question about font style.

This is so that any document created by my program anywhere will have the correct styles. New font (fontfamily.genericsansserif, 12.0f, fontstyle.bold) you can load the font styles into a combo box like this: I want to change a font style in a textbox by clicking (check and.