black@beno.CSS.GOV (Mike Black) (03/30/91)
How does one use the IntuiText.ITextFont item? I've set it to point to my own font (figuring you could set up several of these for a multi-font display) and the default font always shows up. The only way I've been able to get a different font is with SetFont(). What am I doing wrong? Secondly, anyone have any info on multi-colored fonts? They sure ain't mentioned in my books and I've not seen any fonts posted anywhere. Thanx...Mike... -- ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- : usenet: black@beno.CSS.GOV : land line: 407-494-5853 : I want a computer: : real home: Melbourne, FL : home line: 407-242-8619 : that does it all!: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
baxter_a@wehi.dn.mu.oz (04/07/91)
In article <49516@seismo.CSS.GOV>, black@beno.CSS.GOV (Mike Black) writes: > How does one use the IntuiText.ITextFont item? I've set it to point to > my own font (figuring you could set up several of these for a multi-font > display) and the default font always shows up. The only way I've been > able to get a different font is with SetFont(). What am I doing wrong? > > Secondly, anyone have any info on multi-colored fonts? They sure ain't > mentioned in my books and I've not seen any fonts posted anywhere. > Thanx...Mike... > -- > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > : usenet: black@beno.CSS.GOV : land line: 407-494-5853 : I want a computer: > : real home: Melbourne, FL : home line: 407-242-8619 : that does it all!: > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Open the font first, and close it after. Regards Alan