miss understanding, my englishe is very thin so how can translate to frenche
2009/5/6 Cerebrus <[email protected]> > > You have not specified if this is a Windows form or Web application. > > Still, the method is usually the same: Find the immediate container of > the required labels (or create one to make the search more specific) > and loop through the Child controls collection checking each one for > type constraints and if the type matches label, set the required > properties. Your loop can be a For-Each loop. > > For instance, (typed in here, watch for syntax) > --- > For each c as Control in Panel1.Controls > If TypeOf (c) is Label then > Dim l as Label = DirectCast(c, Label) > l.Font = New Font("Calibri", 12.0F) > End If > Next > --- > Note that I have placed all the label controls to be iterated over in > a panel, so as to minimize iteration over irrelevant controls. > > On May 5, 9:18 pm, Newton <[email protected]> wrote: > > Suppose I have say 20 labels in a form. > > Is there a way, using code, to change font, fontsize, etc in ALL of > > them at once, rather than with 20 lines of code for each attribute > > being changed? > > > > I'm looking for a solution like a For ..In.. Next loop to cycle thru > > all labels in my form. > > > > Thank you >
