Jeremy North wrote: [] > All you need to do to support large fonts in delphi is to make sure > Scaled is TRUE and AutoScroll is FALSE. If you have anchored controls > (such as [akTop, akRight]) these may require special placement for the > Large Font application. > > Setting those 2 properties will solve 95% of your Large Font issues. > Note with bsDialog style forms, the properties are set correctly.
Jeremy. I must admit this is the exact opposite of what I do! I can't stand the layout of the form being changed outside my control, so Scaled = False for me. I try and test the application on a Large Fonts system to ensure there is room for the text. BTW: I'm using Delphi 5, and part of my form initialisation sequence is to set DesktoFont = True. Even now, many commercial applications seem to stick with the horrible unsmoothed fonts rather than simply honouring what font the user has already chosen. (I'm a great fan of ClearType, even when using a CRT). Cheers, David _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi
