To specify a font size, use the following syntax within a StyleSheet.

TYPE = type, [subtype,] SIZE=pts, $

where:

type

Is the report component you wish to affect, such as REPORT, HEADING, or TITLE.

subtype

Is any additional attribute, such as COLUMN, ACROSS, or ITEM, that is needed to identify the report component that you are formatting. See Identifying Report Components for more information about how to specify different report components.

pts

Is the size of the font in points. The default value is 10, which corresponds to the HTML default font size 3. For more information on the correlation between point size and HTML font size, see Usage Notes for Changing Font Size.

Point size is fixed, except in an HTML report. Relative point size uses a different scale than HTML font size. The following table lists the point size and corresponding HTML font size:

Size in Points	Corresponding HTML Font Size
8 or smaller	1
9	2
10	3
11	4
12	5
13	6
14 or larger	7

To specify a font style, use the following syntax within a StyleSheet.

TYPE=type, [subtype,] STYLE=[+|-]txtsty[{+|-}txtsty], $

where:

type

Is the report component you wish to affect, such as REPORT, HEADING, or TITLE.

subtype

Is any additional attribute, such as COLUMN, ACROSS, or ITEM, that is needed to identify the report component that you are formatting. See Identifying Report Components for more information about how to specify different report components.

txtsty

Is one of the following values: NORMAL, BOLD, ITALIC. The default value is NORMAL.

+

Enables you to specify a combination of font styles. You can add additional font styles to an attribute that already has one or more font styles applied to it.

-

Enables you to remove a font style from an attribute.

In the following report request, the font styles bold and italic are specified for the entire report. The inherited italics are removed from the heading, and both styles are removed from the column titles.

The report request is:

TABLE FILE GGSALES
HEADING
"Sales Report by Category"
SUM UNITS DOLLARS BY CATEGORY 
ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT HTML
ON TABLE SET STYLE * 
TYPE=REPORT, STYLE=BOLD+ITALIC, $
TYPE=HEADING, STYLE=-ITALIC, $
TYPE=TITLE, STYLE=-BOLD-ITALIC, $ 
TYPE=REPORT, GRID=OFF, $
ENDSTYLE
END

The output is:

To specify a color for the font of a report or a report component, use the following syntax within a StyleSheet.

TYPE=type, [subtype,] COLOR={color|RGB(r g b)},$

where:

type

Is the report component you wish to affect, such as REPORT, HEADING, or TITLE.

subtype

Is any additional attribute, such as COLUMN, ACROSS, or ITEM, that is needed to identify the report component that you are formatting. See Identifying Report Components for more information about how to specify different report components.

color

Is one of the preset color values such as GREY or GOLD. If the display or output device does not support colors, it substitutes shades of gray. The default value is BLACK. For a complete list of available color values, see Color Values in a Report.

RGB

Specifies the font color using a mixture of red, green, and blue.

(r g b)

Is the desired intensity of red, green, and blue, respectively. The values are on a scale of 0 to 255, where 0 is the least intense and 255 is the most intense. Note that using the three color components in equal intensities results in shades of gray.

Use the following StyleSheet syntax to specify a color for the background of a report.

Note that when using BACKCOLOR in a PDF report, extra space is added to the top, bottom, right, and left of each cell of data in the report. This is for readability and to prevent truncation.

TYPE=type, [subtype,] BACKCOLOR={color|RGB(r g b)]}, $

where:

type

Is the report component you wish to affect, such as REPORT, HEADING, or TITLE.

subtype

Is any additional attribute, such as COLUMN, ACROSS, or ITEM, that is needed to identify the report component that you are formatting. See Color Values in a Report for more information about how to specify different report components.

color

Is the background color, which fills the space of the specified report component. The default value is NONE. If you are creating a report in HTML format, background colors will only appear in Web browsers that support them. Netscape Navigator 3.0 and higher and Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 and higher support background colors.

RGB

Specifies the font color using a mixture of red, green, and blue.

(r g b)

Is the desired intensity of red, green, and blue, respectively. The values are on a scale of 0 to 255, where 0 is the least intense and 255 is the most intense. Note that using the three color components in equal intensities results in shades of gray.

The following chart lists all available color values that can be utilized with the syntax.

COLOR=color, BACKCOLOR=color, or PAGECOLOR=color

where color is one of the following values:

AQUA (CYAN)	MEDIUM FOREST GREEN (OLIVE)
AQUAMARINE	MEDIUM GOLDENROD
BLACK	MEDIUM ORCHID
BLUE VIOLET	MEDIUM SLATE BLUE
CADET BLUE	MEDIUM SPRING GREEN
CORAL	MEDIUM TURQUOISE
CORNFLOWER BLUE	MEDIUM VIOLET RED
CYAN (AQUA)	MIDNIGHT BLUE
DARK GREEN	NAVY (NAVY BLUE)
DARK OLIVE GREEN	OLIVE (MEDIUM FOREST GREEN)
DARK ORCHID	ORANGE
DARK SLATE BLUE (PURPLE)	ORANGE RED
DARK SLATE GREY	ORCHID
DARK TURQUOISE	PALE GREEN
DIM GREY (GRAY, GREY)	PINK
FIREBRICK	PLUM
FOREST GREEN (GREEN)	PURPLE (DARK SLATE BLUE)
FUCHSIA (MAGENTA)	RED
GOLD	SALMON
GOLDENROD	SEA GREEN
GRAY (DIM GREY, GREY)	SIENNA
GREEN (FOREST GREEN)	SILVER
GREEN YELLOW	SKY BLUE
GREY (DIM GREY, GRAY)	SLATE BLUE
INDIAN RED	STEEL BLUE (TEAL)
KHAKI	TAN
LIGHT BLUE	TEAL (STEEL BLUE)
LIGHT GREY	THISTLE
LIGHT STEEL BLUE	TURQUOISE
LIME	VIOLET
LIME GREEN	VIOLET RED
MAGENTA (FUCHSIA)	WHEAT
MAROON	WHITE
MEDIUM AQUAMARINE	YELLOW
MEDIUM BLUE	YELLOW GREEN

Note that some colors may not appear as specified in the Excel formats, because FOCUS has no control over how Excel renders colors.

You can specify your own fonts in a report by using the FONT attribute in a StyleSheet. If you are specifying a font for an HTML report, the user's Web browser must support the font. If the Web browser does not support the font, it reverts to its default behavior of using the default proportional font.

TYPE=type, [subtype,] FONT='font[,font]',$

TYPE=REPORT, FONT='ARIAL,HELVETICA',$ 

FONT={DEFAULT-PROPORTIONAL|DEFAULT-FIXED},$

TABLE FILE GGSALES
HEADING
"Sales Report"
ON TABLE HOLD FORMAT HTML
SUM UNITS DOLLARS BY CATEGORY BY PRODUCT
ON TABLE SET STYLE * 
TYPE=REPORT,FONT=DEFAULT-FIXED,$
TYPE=TITLE,FONT=DEFAULT-PROPORTIONAL,$
TYPE=HEADING,FONT=DEFAULT-PROPORTIONAL,$ 
TYPE=REPORT, GRID=OFF, $
ENDSTYLE
END