The fonts are hardcoded in DX. DX uses the helvetica versions. It
might be that with the appropriate font not existing that the Xserver
defaults to courier.
David
> Thanks for your answer. Yes, I know about it and the font utility. It's
set to the default of courier when I run the old version of DX,
but I don't
get courier in the windows and widgets. If I change the default to
something else, I still get the same courier font with opendx. Any
suggestions? Thanks.
Well, I do not know the answer to the font issue. I did the same what
you reported. I also get courier in the windows and widgets. Even
with other X-servers (X-win32, and my own XFree86 ported X-server)
in the windows and widgets fonts are always courier.
I check Exceed XDK headers, they are not hard coded in XDK headers.
Are they hardcoded in OpenDX UI?
Suhaib
"Suhaib Siddiqi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on
06/08/2000 10:59:01 AM
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Subject: RE: [opendx-users] Motif fonts on Windows
Use XConfig, which comes with Exceed. It has an option of
changing Default
X-server
Fonts.
Exceed setup during install sets courier as default fonts.
Suhaib
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