Article ID: 177789
Article Last Modified on 11/23/2006
APPLIES TO
- Microsoft Word 98 for Macintosh
This article was previously published under Q177789
SYMPTOMS
You may not be able to use the scale property for fonts in Microsoft Office
98 Macintosh Edition.
Case 1
When you go to the Character Spacing tab (on the Format menu, click Font,
and click the Character Spacing tab), the Scale box is missing.
NOTE: To see the Character Spacing tab, click Font on the Format menu.
Case 2
When you run a macro that contains the Scale property nothing happens. For
example, the following macro will not produce any results when you run it
in Microsoft Word 98 Macintosh Edition:
Sub Scale()
' Scale the contents of the active document to 110%
ActiveDocument.Content.Font.Scaling = 110
End Sub
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CAUSE
This functionality is by design. The Scaling property has been disabled in
Word 98 Macintosh Edition.
MORE INFORMATION
The Scaling property returns or sets the scaling percentage applied to the
font. This property stretches or compresses text horizontally as a
percentage of the current size (the scaling range is from 1 through 600).
NOTE: The Scaling property is available and works correctly in Microsoft
Word 97 for Windows.
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