Re: Changing color and Font of CString

use the SetFont(...) to set the font of a control.

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"AnuBala" <anu_bala2003@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi,
iam copying a text to a CString variable,Here can i change the color
and font of the text in my coding.
Like strcpy(czVal,"MAN");
here MAN should be bold and underline...
How can i chnge this,,Is thre anyway?



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