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StrikeOut (Property) In french: Barré
The StrikeOut property is used to: - Determine whether the strikethrough formatting is applied to a Font variable.
- Apply strikethrough formatting to a Font variable.
Note When a font is crossed out, a horizontal line appears on each letter of the font. For example: Strikethrough text.
Police1 is Font
Police1.Name = "Arial"
Police1.Size = 14
Police1.SizeUnit = unitPoint
Police1.StrikeOut = True
MyControl.Police = Police1
Syntax
Determining whether the strikethrough formatting is applied to a Font variable Hide the details
<Result> = <Font>.StrikeOut
<Result>: Boolean - True if the strikethrough formatting is applied to the specified Font variable,
- False otherwise.
<Font>: Font variable Name of the Font variable to be used.
Applying strike through formatting to a Font variable Hide the details
<Font>.StrikeOut = <Struck/Not struck>
<Font>: Font variable Name of the Font variable to be used. <Struck/Not struck>: Boolean - True if the strike through formatting must be applied to the specified Font variable,
- False otherwise.
Remarks A font can be created from a Font variable. To define the font characteristics, use: - the FontCreate function.
  This function is not available. - the Charset, Orientation, StrikeOut, Color, Bold, Italic, CharacterSpacing, LineSpacing, Name, Underline, Size and SizeUnit properties.
The Charset and Orientation properties are not available for Font variables.
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