On 7 Nov 2010, at 07:31, Tor Lillqvist wrote:

> 
> if you are trying to use those with a current GLib or GTK+,
> please check bugzilla for ones that actually work
> 

I found this info on bugzilla:-

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/browse.cgi?product=gtk%2B

but it wasn't very obvious which releases are considered as stable.  However, I 
remembered later that libgtk didn't even include VC++ build projects until 
around version 2.22, so I doubt if it'd be possible to use anything much older 
than that.  I couldn't go back to 2.16 say, which has often been described as 
the most stable version.

I also checked my various config.h files to see if there was anything relating 
to fonts or font folders - but the only settings I found were HAVE_CAIRO and 
HAVE_CAIRO_WIN32.  The latter tells cairo to use the Windows GDI for font 
rendering (I think).  I'm not sure if either setting is relevant but in any 
case, both were #defined to 1.  Doesn't seem as if I need to set up any paths 
anywhere but I'll continue looking.

Although the label widget displays those garbage squares that I described, the 
window title actually displays correctly.  Not sure if that's telling me 
anything.  My guess at the moment is that there's no font being loaded for the 
label widget.  Does that seem like a possible explanation?

John
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