Amer said:Thanks, that works great and answers another questions, I did not notice the tool bar before :D
To change the font size in Texniccenter using the \Command, use the following steps:
Yes, you can change the font size for the entire document in Texniccenter by using the \documentclass command. Simply add "12pt" (or your desired font size) as an option after \documentclass (e.g. \documentclass[12pt]{article}).
To change the font size for specific sections in your document, you can use the \fontsize{}{} command. The first argument specifies the font size in points, and the second argument specifies the line spacing in points. For example, \fontsize{12}{14} will set the font size to 12 points and the line spacing to 14 points.
Yes, you can change the font size in Texniccenter without using the \Command by using the \fontsize{}{} command or by changing the font size in the \documentclass command. You can also define your own font sizes using the \newcommand{}{} command.
Yes, you can change the font size to a non-standard size in Texniccenter by using the \fontsize{}{} command. This allows you to specify any font size in points. However, keep in mind that some fonts may not have all sizes available, so the closest available size will be used instead.