Modifying the structure of the output by adhoc query designer

Hi,
Is there any way of modifying the output structure[row, column width, background color,font ] of the result given by the ad-hoc query in WAD.
I want to change the font,size, color of the text output given by executing the query using the ad-hoc query designer.
Please let me know if i can modify some class or method to do so or any other possibility?
Thanks
Sachin

Hi Sachin,
If you are designing a Table or a Chart on WAD , then you have the option of changing by right click on Table or Chart and click Properties/Edit properties.. here you can change the output color, font, background, width, number of output rows.. etc
hope this helps,
Thanks,
Sudhakar

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