Specify fonts in CFontDialog
Quote:
> >My MFC program is used to create a program that is downloaded to
> >another device. There is a fixed set of truetype (and other) fonts on
> >this system. How would I (if possible) create a CFontDialog with a
> >list of fonts specified by me, rather than listing all the truetype
> >fonts available.
> Alex,
> As far as I know, there's no way of achieving this (easily) with the
> common font dialog, so I'd recommend that you roll your own dialog to
> do specifically what you want.
> Dave
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Check out http://www.codeguru.com/gdi/HotFontCombo.html - I have used it
and it works very well. After you call the hotfontcombo initialization
method, you could step thru the combo box list items and delete the ones
you don't want.
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