I'll try the LstGlueSetFont, currently I do call the WinDrawChars function within my callback, for some reason it doesn't seem to be using the current font.
At least, during form load, I do call FntSetFont to the custom font that I want to use, I've hook my FntSetFont wrapper to ensure that it's not being called with a normal font ID, I've found no place in my code that calls FntSetFont with the (stdFont), but I do see my call to this API with a custom font. Unfortunately when I call FntGetFont from the WinDrawChars function (my wrapper), the font is stdFont and not my custom font. That leads me to believe that something - somewhere outside of my code is calling FntSetFont. I could call this function in my callback, but I'm worried about the perf hit I do this. Any ideas? I'll let everyone know how LstGlueSetFont works. thanks - bill "Brad Figler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > In your list drawing callback, use FntSetFont then draw what you need to > > using WinDrawChars or some variant of that. That should use the current > > font. > > > Alternatively, you could call LstGlueSetFont(), but I think that only > works in OS 5 and up. > > -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
