Texture Property

Microsoft Word Visual Basic

WdTextureIndex can be one of these WdTextureIndex constants.
wdTexture10Percent
wdTexture12Pt5Percent
wdTexture15Percent
wdTexture17Pt5Percent
wdTexture20Percent
wdTexture22Pt5Percent
wdTexture25Percent
wdTexture27Pt5Percent
wdTexture2Pt5Percent
wdTexture30Percent
wdTexture32Pt5Percent
wdTexture35Percent
wdTexture37Pt5Percent
wdTexture40Percent
wdTexture42Pt5Percent
wdTexture45Percent
wdTexture47Pt5Percent
wdTexture50Percent
wdTexture52Pt5Percent
wdTexture55Percent
wdTexture57Pt5Percent
wdTexture5Percent
wdTexture60Percent
wdTexture62Pt5Percent
wdTexture65Percent
wdTexture67Pt5Percent
wdTexture70Percent
wdTexture72Pt5Percent
wdTexture75Percent
wdTexture77Pt5Percent
wdTexture7Pt5Percent
wdTexture80Percent
wdTexture82Pt5Percent
wdTexture85Percent
wdTexture87Pt5Percent
wdTexture90Percent
wdTexture92Pt5Percent
wdTexture95Percent
wdTexture97Pt5Percent
wdTextureCross
wdTextureDarkCross
wdTextureDarkDiagonalCross
wdTextureDarkDiagonalDown
wdTextureDarkDiagonalUp
wdTextureDarkHorizontal
wdTextureDarkVertical
wdTextureDiagonalCross
wdTextureDiagonalDown
wdTextureDiagonalUp
wdTextureHorizontal
wdTextureNone
wdTextureSolid
wdTextureVertical

expression.Texture

expression    Required. An expression that returns a Shading object.

Example

This example sets a range that references the first paragraph in the active document and then applies a grid texture to that range.

Set myRange = ActiveDocument.Paragraphs(1).Range
myRange.Shading.Texture = wdTextureCross
		

This example adds a table at the insertion point and then applies a vertical line texture to the first row in the table.

Selection.Collapse Direction:=wdCollapseStart
Set myTable = ActiveDocument.Tables.Add(Range:=Selection.Range, _
    NumRows:=2, NumColumns:=2)
myTable.Rows(1).Shading.Texture = wdTextureVertical
		

This example applies 10 percent shading to the first word in the active document.

ActiveDocument.Words(1).Shading.Texture = wdTexture10Percent