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Vb easy question
Name: MD80'er Date: November 14, 2002 at 10:34:22 Pacific OS: win98 CPU/Ram: 1300/256
Comment:
My problem is that I have selected a font in the Form properties and now ALL the boxes, combos labels, etc, appear with that font, although they have different fonts individually. How can I restore "individual fonts"??
Name: Jeff J Date: November 14, 2002 at 22:28:03 Pacific
Reply:
You must be working in VB.Net, since that is the behaviour with the .Net languages. By default, child windows (controls) inherit the font of the parent form, unless a control's font has been specifically changed.
Select all the controls on your form at the same time (hold down CTRL while selecting with your mouse). Go into the properties window, and select the font you want them all to have. Those controls will then have the font you want them to have, without the form's font being changed. After that, changing the form's font will no longer affect the controls.
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