Hi Michael,
> If you don't explicitely define the label's font, the font is a string (at
> least here, on linux):
> >>> from Tkinter import *
> >>> l=Label(text='foo')
> >>> l.pack()
> >>> l.cget('font')
> 'Helvetica -12 bold'
I get strings as well (32-bit Python 2.7 under Windows 7).
> If you want to do fancy things with fonts, I'd try tkFont, with a
> tkFont.Font() you can easily configure all kinds of font attributes.
I agree with you - tkFont is definitely the way to go.
Thank you,
Malcolm
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