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Create a -prj directory and make the mass change to the xml files with an editor.
1. Create the prj directory. It will be in the same folder as the qvw and use the qvw name (case sensitive) with -prj appended. For example, for "Sales.qvw", create the folder "Sales-prj".
2. Open, Save, and close the qvw. That will populate the prj folder.
3. Use an editor (like Notepad++) that is capable of doing find/replace across multiple files in a single operation. Use the editor to replace strings of
<FontName>Arial</FontName>
with
<FontName>Tahoma</FontName>
4. Open the qvw file again and the fonts will be updated to Tahoma.
5. You can delete the -prj folder at this point.
Make sure you have a backup copy of the qvw before attempting. Below is what my Notepad++ screen would look like after choosing Search, Find in Files from the menu
-Rob
Hi Bharath,
Document Properties -> Font -> Default Document Fonts -> Two options ( List Boxes, Charts etc.. and Text objects and Buttons) -> Change Font to Tahoma -> Click apply to Objects.
Create a -prj directory and make the mass change to the xml files with an editor.
1. Create the prj directory. It will be in the same folder as the qvw and use the qvw name (case sensitive) with -prj appended. For example, for "Sales.qvw", create the folder "Sales-prj".
2. Open, Save, and close the qvw. That will populate the prj folder.
3. Use an editor (like Notepad++) that is capable of doing find/replace across multiple files in a single operation. Use the editor to replace strings of
<FontName>Arial</FontName>
with
<FontName>Tahoma</FontName>
4. Open the qvw file again and the fonts will be updated to Tahoma.
5. You can delete the -prj folder at this point.
Make sure you have a backup copy of the qvw before attempting. Below is what my Notepad++ screen would look like after choosing Search, Find in Files from the menu
-Rob
