Re: Fonts in .gorm files

[Gregory John Casamento]

--- David Ayers <d.ayers@inode.at> wrote:
> Gregory John Casamento wrote:
> 
> >The current CVS version of Gorm and GUI support using default fonts.  The
> user
> >can select if the system, user, menu or etc font should be used.  This will
> >unarchive to the appropriate font on any given system.
> >
> >This functionality was added yesterday or the day before.
> >
> Great! This is exactly what Gorm should do!

Thanks.
 
> >   Renaissance is not the only solution.
> >
> >  
> >
> Please don't take this personal.  Gorm is the right tool for certain 
> situations.  But Andreas asked for a guarantee, that the contents of 
> controls won't get clipped, no matter how large the system/menu/user 
> font is.  Gorm (nor IB) just cannot insure this.  This can be done with 
> Renaissance.  That doesn't mean that Renaissance doesn't have other 
> drawbacks.  (Like you don't get WYSIWYG layout.)  Choose the tool that 
> best fits your needs.

Nope.  I didn't take it personally.   I thought your were saying that you
couldn't specify a "default" or "preferred" font in Gorm.  And I wanted you
guys to know that now you can. :) 

> Cheers,
> David

Later, GJC

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