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    how do i appendtext to richtextbox in bold? bye

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      how do i appendtext to richtextbox in bold? bye

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      Use the Font dialog box to change the fonts, the font size, and/or the font style for text and data fields on your reports. Access the Font dialog box through the Fonts tab of the Default Settings dialog box. Font Lists all the available fonts. Click a font name to select a different font. Font style Lists the available styles for the specified font. Click a font style to select a different style. Size Lists the available point sizes for the specified font. Click a size to change the size of the font. Strikeout Specifies whether the font should appear with strikeout marks. Underline Specifies whether the font should appear with underlines. private void Fontmenu_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { fontDialog1.ShowColor = true; fontDialog1.Font = richTextBox1.Font; fontDialog1.Color = richTextBox1.ForeColor; if(fontDialog1.ShowDialog() != DialogResult.Cancel ) { richTextBox1.Font = fontDialog1.Font ; richTextBox1.ForeColor = fontDialog1.Color; } } mahes

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