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SYMPTOMSAn application can instruct Windows that a fixed (non-proportional) system font should be used for a dialog box by specifying "Fixedsys" in the dialog box template in the applications resource file (.rc file). For example:
The fixed system font used in a dialog box in Windows NT version 3.50
differs from that used in version 3.51. A 32-bit Windows-based application
run under Windows NT version 3.50 displays a bolder looking dialog box
font. In addition, the font editor in Microsoft Visual C++ displays the
system fixed font as it would look under Windows NT version 3.50, so the
font is incorrectly displayed for a Windows NT version 3.51 application.
RESOLUTIONTo instruct Windows to use the bolder font in Windows NT version 3.51 as it does in version 3.50, you need to mark the application as a version 3.10 application. This will also ensure that the application's dialog box font looks the same under the Visual C++ dialog editor as it does when run under Windows NT 3.51. To mark your application as version 3.10, click Settings on the Project menu in Visual C++, click the Link tab in the Project Options dialog box, and add this:
You can also add this manually to the "linker" options in your makefile.
STATUSThis behavior is by design. Additional query words: 4.00
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