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Hi All,
i would like the change the font of the message send by the alert function
the default font is using different spacings for different letters but to get a simple list
i need all letters to be equal in spacing like 'Courier new' and 'Lucida Console' or Lucida Sans Typewriter'
Arial
www: 1
iii: 2
eee: 3
imw: 4
QqQ: 4
Courier New:
www: 1
iii: 2
eee: 3
imw: 4
QqQ: 4
i want all numbers to alight the same
i can make this possible in a textbox but not in the alert mail.
I have tried it with changing the font from the document but this didn't work. You could try to change the font from the user-properties but I don't think this would be very practically even when it should work. Whereby I wouldn't be surprised if this isn't customizeable on the qlikview-side and that these dialog simply used the system-fonts from OS and also here would be a change have side-effects (but maybe there are hacks possible like in this posting: Chart Properties Number Dialog Tab Clipped).
Another idea is to write your output in html which could be displayed from most of the mail-clients as formatted content. If you are not very experienced with html you could export a table from you in html and then look at them with a editor like notepad ++ to see how the structure looks like. Nevertheless if you want to try it in this way I wouldn't really start with a table else I would create some "Hello World" stuff to check that the logics with your environment worked.
- Marcus
I have tried it with changing the font from the document but this didn't work. You could try to change the font from the user-properties but I don't think this would be very practically even when it should work. Whereby I wouldn't be surprised if this isn't customizeable on the qlikview-side and that these dialog simply used the system-fonts from OS and also here would be a change have side-effects (but maybe there are hacks possible like in this posting: Chart Properties Number Dialog Tab Clipped).
Another idea is to write your output in html which could be displayed from most of the mail-clients as formatted content. If you are not very experienced with html you could export a table from you in html and then look at them with a editor like notepad ++ to see how the structure looks like. Nevertheless if you want to try it in this way I wouldn't really start with a table else I would create some "Hello World" stuff to check that the logics with your environment worked.
- Marcus