Is there an easy way to have different font size in the same dialog?

For example, using CStatic text controls to display two lines of text with
different font sizes?

by Ben.

There's no way to do that at design time using standard controls. You
can do it at run-time though. Have a look at Q85518 "Correct Use of
the SetFont() Function in MFC".

Dave
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Can anyone tell me where could I find this 'Q85518'?

I tried Stingray, I tried MSDN, but I couldn't find Q85518 in any places...

Any help is appreciated!
By Ben.

You can find it at
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q85/5/18.asp

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Oh, and you have to search the body text, the Q number isn't in the
title of knowledgebase articles (for some bizarre reason, since that's
how they're always referenced).

Bob Moore [MVP]

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Dave
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Thanks for your help! Now I know how to set the simple font size AND searching
in MS database!

Somehow, I could search for article's body using Netscape Communicator..
But now I know hoe! 8-)

Thanks everybody!!

by Ben.

Do you know of any custom controls sold by anybody that let you handle different
fonts at design-time?

Bill.