Shapes.AddWordArt method (Publisher)
Returns a Shape object that represents the WordArt to be added to the publication.
Syntax
expression.AddWordArt (PresetWordArt, Text, FontName, FontSize, FontBold, FontItalic, Left, Top)
expression A variable that represents a Shapes object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| PresetWordArt | Required | PbPresetWordArt | The type of preset WordArt to add. |
| Text | Required | String | The text of the WordArt. |
| FontName | Required | String | The name of the font to be used in the WordArt. |
| FontSize | Required | Variant | The size of the font to be used in the WordArt. |
| FontBold | Required | MsoTriState | Whether the WordArt text should be bold. See Remarks for possible values. |
| FontItalic | Required | MsoTriState | Whether the WordArt text should be italic. See Remarks for possible values. |
| Left | Required | Variant | The horizontal position of the WordArt. |
| Top | Required | Variant | The vertical position of the WordArt. |
Return value
Shape
Remarks
The FontBold parameter value can be one of the following MsoTriState constants declared in the Microsoft Office type library.
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
| msoFalse | None of the characters in the WordArt are formatted as bold. |
| msoTriStateMixed | A return value indicating that the WordArt contains some text formatted as bold and some text not formatted as bold. |
| msoTriStateToggle | A set value that switches between msoTrue and msoFalse. |
| msoTrue | All the characters in the WordArt are formatted as bold. |
The FontItalic parameter value can be one of the following MsoTriState constants.
| Constant | Description |
|---|---|
| msoFalse | None of the characters in the WordArt are formatted as italic. |
| msoTriStateMixed | A return value indicating that the WordArt contains some text formatted as italic and some text not formatted as italic. |
| msoTriStateToggle | A set value that switches between msoTrue and msoFalse. |
| msoTrue | All the characters in the WordArt are formatted as italic. |
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