Custom Macro Message Fonts

Macros : MsgFont, MsgWeight, MsgItalic, MsgFamily

There are four commands to control the font of a custom macro message.

MsgFont=100 sets the font size to 100. You can set values from 0 to 1000. Setting 0 will revert to the default font, which is similar to that found in standard message boxes (with buttons). In that case, the weight, italic, and family settings will be ignored until you subsequently set a non-zero font size.

MsgWeight=400 sets the font weight to Normal (default). You can set values from 0 to 1000:

• 100 = Thin
• 200 = Extralight
• 300 = Light
• 400 = Normal
• 500 = Medium
• 600 = Semibold
• 700 = Bold
• 800 = Extrabold
• 900 = Heavy

MsgItalic=1 specifies an italic font. MsgItalic=0 sets a normal font, and MsgItalic=x toggles the current font between them.

MsgFamily=2 sets the font family to Swiss (default). You can set values from 0 to 3:

• 0 = Don't Care (Typically Swiss)
• 1 = Roman (proportional, with serifs)
• 2 = Swiss (proportional, no serifs)
• 3 = Modern (monospace, with serifs)

See also Message Macros, Macro Overview