Application.FilePageSetupCalendarText method (Project)
Formats the text of calendar views for printing.
Syntax
expression. FilePageSetupCalendarText( _Name_, _Item_, _Font_, _Size_, _Bold_, _Italic_, _Underline_, _Color_ )
expression A variable that represents an Application object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Optional | String | The name of the calendar to edit. |
| Item | Optional | Long | The text item to format. Can be one of the PjPageSetupCalendarItem constants. |
| Font | Optional | String | The name of the font. |
| Size | Optional | Integer | The size of the font in points |
| Bold | Optional | Boolean | True if the font is bold; otherwise, False. |
| Italic | Optional | Boolean | True if the font is italic; otherwise, False. |
| Underline | Optional | Boolean | True if the font is underlined; otherwise, False. |
| Color | Optional | Long | The color of the text. Can be one of the PjColor constants. |
Return value
Boolean
Remarks
Using the FilePageSetupCalendarText method without any arguments displays the Text Styles dialog box.
Note
FilePageSetupCalendarText works only for printing calendar views.
To format calendar text where Color can be a hexadecimal RGB value, use the FilePageSetupCalendarTextEx method.
Example
The following example formats monthly titles in red for printing.
Sub File_PageSetupCalendarText()
'Activate the Calendar view.
ViewApply Name:="&Calendar"
FilePageSetupCalendarText Item:=pjMonthlyTitles, Color:=pjRed
FilePrint
End Sub
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