Enlarging Type-face.

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The maximum size typeface on Word is 72pt. I can enlarge this with the zoom
but this also enlarges the background. I wish to print an extra large
heading of 144pt. on A4. Is this possible?
 
Thanks JS - I followed your advice but as soon as I click on the cursor to
start typing the size reverts back to 72pt - it won't stay fixed. tedd
 
Works for me, as does 216 pt type. Below see Times New Roman 144 pt in Word
2000 as presented on A4 paper.
Now

| Thanks JS - I followed your advice but as soon as I click on the cursor to
| start typing the size reverts back to 72pt - it won't stay fixed. tedd
|
| "tedd" wrote:
|
| > The maximum size typeface on Word is 72pt. I can enlarge this with the
zoom
| > but this also enlarges the background. I wish to print an extra large
| > heading of 144pt. on A4. Is this possible?
 
'tedd' wrote:
| Thanks JS - I followed your advice but as soon as I click on the cursor to
| start typing the size reverts back to 72pt - it won't stay fixed. tedd
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Works fine for me, as does 216 pt and all points in-between. Using Times
New Roman, A4 paper size, and Word 2000.

This could be a font problem rather than a problem specific to your Word
installation. Try a microsoft.public.* newsgroup for Word.

Phil Weldon
| Thanks JS - I followed your advice but as soon as I click on the cursor to
| start typing the size reverts back to 72pt - it won't stay fixed. tedd
|
| "tedd" wrote:
|
| > The maximum size typeface on Word is 72pt. I can enlarge this with the
zoom
| > but this also enlarges the background. I wish to print an extra large
| > heading of 144pt. on A4. Is this possible?
 
tedd said:
Thanks JS - I followed your advice but as soon as I click on the
cursor to start typing the size reverts back to 72pt - it won't stay
fixed. tedd
Click to expand...

If you move the curser to a new location, you go to whatever font
setting was there. When you change the font setting the next letter(s) and
space(s) you type are entered into a "zone" of that new font. If you move
the curser out of that "zone" then it will make letters and spaces in the
font for that zone.
 
tedd said:
The maximum size typeface on Word is 72pt. I can enlarge this with
the zoom but this also enlarges the background. I wish to print an
extra large heading of 144pt. on A4. Is this possible?
Click to expand...

Put the cursor where you want the big text:
Put the cursor in the size box where the number are: Do not bring down the
dropdown list. The size numbers will become highlighted.

Type in a number.

Press Enter

That font is now set for wherever the cursor is positioned.

Works the other way, too; you can go all the way down to 2 points; never
tried 1<g>.

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