> Dialogs and their child control windows are scaled according to the
> dialog
> font.  If you have several property pages in a property sheet, they
> all
> need to use the same font (I'm pretty sure that the pages inherit the
> font
> that the property sheet uses).  If each page used a different font,
> they'd
> need to be different sizes...

> You can, however, change the font used by individual controls in a
> property
> page at runtime.  To do this, you'd create a font (usually in the
> OnInitDialog member function of the page), and call the SetFont method
> of
> the control window.

> There are various ways to create a font -- the easiest is to take the
> existing dialog font, and modify some aspect of it (make a BOLD
> version,
> for instance):

>   BOOL CMyPropPage::OnInitDialog()
>   {
>     LOGFONT lf;

>     // Fill the LOGFONT struct (lf) with information about
>     // the dialog font
>     VERIFY( GetFont()->GetObject(sizeof(lf), (LPSTR)&lf) );

>     // We're going to make a BOLD version...
>     lf.lfWeight = FW_BOLD;

>     // Create the bold font (m_fontBold is a CFont member
>     // variable of this class, defined in the header file)
>     VERIFY( m_fontBold.CreateFontIndirect(&lf) );

>     // Now, set one or more controls to use this bold font...
>     GetDlgItem(IDC_EDIT1)->SetFont(&m_fontBold);
>     GetDlgItem(IDC_EDIT2)->SetFont(&m_fontBold);
>       .
>       .
>       .
>   }

> --
> Scott Smith

> > Hello people there,

> >       I had made a property sheet with two pages in it, later
> >       I changed the font of one page, after compilation and runming
> of the
> > new program, the font remained unchanged. Dont know how to solve it

> >                       Many thanks in advance

> >                                                       Bill W