Hi Trung,
The problem might be due to the Palm fonts not being loaded by the system.
The installer will install the Palm fonts into your Windows Fonts folder,
but in some cases it isn't loaded by the system. To fix this, go to your
Control Panel, and double click on Fonts. Check that the fonts Palm* and
NPalm* are present. Opening it also also forces Windows to load those fonts.
Rgds,
Jun-Kiat Lam
Metrowerks Technical Support
----- Original Message -----
From: "Trung Nguyen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2000 8:36 PM
Subject: constructor1.5 problems
> Hi,
> Was hoping someone could help me with where I'm going wrong. After
> upgrading from CW Release5 to Release 6 and installing the SDK3.5 and new
> constructor (Constructor 1509), I've managed to convert everything over
and
> all seems to be working OK, except all my titles and labels don't seem to
> take affect. That is, all my form titles set in Constructor don't appear
> (though tedious, I've worked around this by using FrmSetTitle). My app
icon
> name seems to always default to what my .prc file is called, no matter
what
> I changed it to in the project settings "Application Icon Name". I've also
> noticed that after I close and open my .rsrc file the name reverts back to
> "untitled" until I click on it and the name reappears (though does not
take
> affect). These things don't bother me so much since it appears to work,
but
> the thing that bothers me most is that my control labels seem not to
> display. What have I done wrong? I've bypassed most buttons with calls to
> CtlSetLabel(ctlptr,"OK"); but I don't know how to use it to display
> symbol7font up and down arrows like such in the address app?
> Many thanks,
> Trung
>
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