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I have tried this with 5.02 and found that the fonts in the Dialog changed to what I said they should be.<br />
Maybe you can post the resource code that you are using.<br />
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I have tried this with 5.02 and found that the fonts in the Dialog changed to what I said they should be.
Maybe you can post the resource code that you are using.



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This answer solves my problem--thanks! &nbsp;BTW, the FONT parameter in the DIALOG statement DOES work (I misspoke), but is limited--the font weight defaults to &quot;Bold&quot;. &nbsp;The Borland documentation says to use the WM_SETFONT message at runtime to set the font otherwise. &nbsp;Does version 5 have this limitation?<br />

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This answer solves my problem--thanks!  BTW, the FONT parameter in the DIALOG statement DOES work (I misspoke), but is limited--the font weight defaults to "Bold".  The Borland documentation says to use the WM_SETFONT message at runtime to set the font otherwise.  Does version 5 have this limitation?


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I am writing a Win32 Win95 app using BC4.52, and am trying to set the font type for a dialog by using the FONT command in my resource file. &nbsp;The file builds OK, but the resulting executable ends up using the system font no matter what font I select. &nbsp;Is this a problem between Win95 and BC4.52? &nbsp;If so, is there a work-around?
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I am writing a Win32 Win95 app using BC4.52, and am trying to set the font type for a dialog by using the FONT command in my resource file.  The file builds OK, but the resulting executable ends up using the system font no matter what font I select.  Is this a problem between Win95 and BC4.52?  If so, is there a work-around?

BC4.52/Win95:  setting font type in dialog

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