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PRB: Style and Font Properties Set on a Mobile Control May Not Appear in HTML Browsers

Author: support.microsoft.com | Published: 21st Aug 2005 | Visited: 272 times | Add Comment
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If you set certain style or font properties on a mobile control, they may not appear when you browse with a Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) browser that supports the style or font. This behavior can occur because style and font properties are not...

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