In Illustrator, you can change the units of measurement used to represent values. You can use the Units property to set a specific unit of measurement for a value, or you can use the Format property to change the way that a value is represented in Illustrator. To set a specific unit of measurement for a value, use the Units property. The following example sets the unit of measurement for the text “5” to inches: Text = “5” The following example sets the unit of measurement for all values to inches: Text = “All values are in inches.” The Format property can be used to change how a value is represented in Illustrator. The Format property allows you to change how text is displayed, including changing its font and color. The following example changes all text in an image into Courier New font and green color: Image = “images/test1.png” Text = “Courier New font and green color.”
