I usually specify gunit=pct (graphical size units are specified as a percent of the page height) - otherwise the sizes can be a bit vague, and depend on the context and other settings that might or might not be in effect at the time. Or sometimes I explicitly specify a size unit when I specify a height (such as ...  title1 height=10pt "Some text";)   Here is an example showing how I usually set my goptions:   goptions gunit=pct htitle=4.3 htext=2.2 ftitle='albany amt/bold' ftext='albany amt';   ... View more

What I have pasted above is the full code in a text editor, saved as a .css file (in this case, named TESTFOX.css). I'm using ODS RTF as shown below:     DATA TEST; INPUT CAR $10. YEAR; DATALINES; FORD 1995 HONDA 1998 CHEVY 2001 ; RUN; ODS RTF FILE="C:\USERS\DOCUMENTS\TEST.RTF" CSSSTYLE='C:\USERS\DOCUMENTS\TESTFOX.CSS'; PROC PRINT DATA=TEST NOOBS; RUN; ODS _ALL_ CLOSE;  Attached is what the table looks like. There is the double outside border, but there is no inside solid border.  ... View more

I'm using ODS RTF to output an RTF file. Below is sample code using the template I created:   DATA TEST; INPUT CAR $10. YEAR; DATALINES; FORD 1995 HONDA 1998 CHEVY 2001 ; RUN; ODS RTF FILE="C:\Users\Documents\TEST.RTF" STYLE=STARFOX; PROC PRINT DATA = TEST NOOBS; RUN; ODS RTF CLOSE; ... View more