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Fonts in a windows application

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JezB - 08 Aug 2005 15:12 GMT
I recently tried my windows application on another PC and it crashed with an
exception because one of the fonts (specified within GDI+) was not installed
on that PC.

My question is : rather than change the font to one of the standard windows
ones, could I actually embed the font into the compiled application somehow
? Failing that, could I at least ensure that it is installed in windows as
part of the build ?
Cathal Connolly [VB MVP] - 09 Aug 2005 01:11 GMT
I've used this technique in the past to ship proportional fonts with my
applications.

> I recently tried my windows application on another PC and it crashed with an
> exception because one of the fonts (specified within GDI+) was not installed
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> ? Failing that, could I at least ensure that it is installed in windows as
> part of the build ?
Cathal Connolly [VB MVP] - 09 Aug 2005 01:46 GMT
Sorry, helps if I post the link, hit enter by mistake

http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=4747

> I've used this technique in the past to ship proportional fonts with my
> applications.
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> > ? Failing that, could I at least ensure that it is installed in windows as
> > part of the build ?
JezB - 09 Aug 2005 10:01 GMT
Thanks - will gice it a try.

> Sorry, helps if I post the link, hit enter by mistake
>
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> as
>> > part of the build ?

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