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Ok, You're right.  So How do I change the default font assignment for the
caption bar to, say "MS Dialog" which is a valid (*.fon) bitmap font and
contains the Alt+0153 (�) trademark character.  When I try to assign the
font name from the graphical editor design page, save, recompile and run it
has no effect on the caption bar, only the body of the dialog box. I still
get the '?' where the '�' should be. What am I doing wrong?  Matt




"Steve Schafer (TeamB)" wrote:

> On Tue, 15 Dec 1998 16:53:12 -0600, "Dr. Matt H. Stevens"
> <mhstevens@mmm.com> wrote:
>
> >it's unicode value is Alt+0153
>
> That's actually the ANSI value.
>
> >For some reason, this font character is getting mapped to a '?' symbol.
>
> It will depend upon your Windows settings, but the default font for
> window title bar captions is MS Sans Serif, which doesn't contain a
> trademark symbol.
>
> >The odd thing is, is this:  the unicode values between 0128 and 0159
> >don't get mapped correctly, where as character like the (R) = � and
> >the (c) = � do get mapped correctly, Why?
>
> Look at the MS Sans Serif font (or whichever font you're using) in the
> Character Map utility. You'll see that the font simply doesn't define
> glyphs for those code points.
>
> -Steve