You can change the underline property of the field dynamically while
navigation and overcome your problem. or You can defince your own custom
font using FntDefineFont() if required for your application.
Raja Sekhar
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From: Alagesh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, December 24, 1999 11:18 AM
Subject: window display
> Hi All
>
> In a appl. I try to display chars of different size on the same line along
> with underlining if required. The problem is if the char font is
"largefont"
> then the underline vanishes for that set of chars. If I skip more spaces
> than the actual FntLineHeight() value, the underline for both font styles
is
> retained but it looks some what odd. I make use ofWinSetUnderlineMode fn.
> if underline is necessary. I don't want to make use of WinDrawLine fn. ,
> since the line drawn using this fn. are not handled by the WinScrollWindow
> fn.
>
> How do I overcome this ? Should I make use of my own font styles, If so
how
> do I do that ?
>
> TIA
> Alagesh
>
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