Re Enlarging Fonts for Poster

[John]

I somehow missed the original query about this subject, so forgive
me if I've missed the critical point of which version of Publisher
is in question.

I am still using V 2002 so it is to this that I offer the following
observation.

As has been stated several times, enlarging size of font beyond
72 pt is possible by changing the details in 'Font Size & Name' button
on the Tool Bar.

Without "teaching Granny to suck eggs," may I add after that
instruction **Press ENTER ?" **I have done this on a number
of occasions reaching sizes up to 400 pts. and with quite a few
differing fonts

(I've just left writing this mesage to try out this method 600 pts
and it still works even though it is somewhat "Jaggled")

Hope this helps.
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[Brian Kvalheim - [MSFT MVP]]

Hi John ([email protected]),
in the newsgroups
you posted:

|| I somehow missed the original query about this subject, so forgive
|| me if I've missed the critical point of which version of Publisher
|| is in question.
||
|| I am still using V 2002 so it is to this that I offer the following
|| observation.
||
|| As has been stated several times, enlarging size of font beyond
|| 72 pt is possible by changing the details in 'Font Size & Name'
|| button on the Tool Bar.
||
|| Without "teaching Granny to suck eggs," may I add after that
|| instruction **Press ENTER ?" **I have done this on a number
|| of occasions reaching sizes up to 400 pts. and with quite a few
|| differing fonts
||
|| (I've just left writing this mesage to try out this method 600 pts
|| and it still works even though it is somewhat "Jaggled")
||
|| Hope this helps.
|| =====================================================

FWIW, 999.9 is the max font size.
--
Brian Kvalheim
Microsoft Publisher MVP
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