Specifies the font type, weight, style, and size for the second line of the plot header.
*SetSecondaryHeaderFont()Specifies the font type, weight, style, and size for the second line of the plot header. |
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*SetSecondaryHeaderFont()Specifies the font type, weight, style, and size for the second line of the plot header. |
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Syntax |
*SetSecondaryHeaderFont(Font Name, Weight, Slant, Size) |
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Font Name |
The font type of the header text: Courier, Helvetica, New Century Schoolbook, or Times |
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Weight |
The font weight of the header text, 1 or 0: 1 = bold |
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Slant |
The font style of the header text, 1 or 0: 1 = italic |
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Size |
The font size of the header text: 8, 10, 12, 14, 18, or 24 |
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Example |
*BeginPlotDefaults() • • • *SetHeaderColor(3) *SetPrimaryHeaderFont("Times",0,0,8) *SetSecondaryHeaderFont("Times",1,0,10) *SetTertiaryHeaderFont("Times",0,1,12) *SetFooterColor(3) *SetPrimaryFooterFont("Helvetica",0,0,8) *SetSecondaryFooterFont("Helvetica",0,1,10) *SetTertiaryFooterFont("Helvetica",1,0,12) *SetCurveDefaults(1, 2, 1, 0, 0) • • • *EndPlotDefaults() |
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HyperGraph. |
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A plot header can contain any number of lines and is different from a page header, *BeginHeader(). Fonts for page headers are set using the *Font() statement. |
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