The MS Shell Dlg and MS Shell Dlg 2 logical fonts are essentially face names used for mapping to enable support for locales/cultures having characters that are not contained in code page 1252, the Windows character set for the United States and Western Europe. MS Shell Dlg maps to the default shell font associated with the current culture/locale and supports the classic Windows desktop look ...

I have two WPF test apps hooking into HwndHost, one is drawing GDI the other is using the Code Pack Direct2D library. Issue is with text and font sizing. In the GDI I use CreateFont() with a positive text size of 20. Attempting to do the same using DirectWrite with this code the font displays ... · Hi, Thanks for the project. There're several issues I ...

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We use the logical font "MS Shell Dlg 2" explicitly because the font was the default setting for legacy MFC dialogs. Any idea when this issue is going to be fixed? Thanks,-Michael. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question (10) Subscribe Subscribe Subscribe to RSS feed; Replies (5) A. User Replied on ...

Indicates an italic font if set to TRUE. charset. The character set. For a list of values, see the lfCharSet member of the LOGFONT structure. Examples. The following example demonstrates the use of the FONT statement: FONT 12, "MS Shell Dlg" See also. LoadResource Related Articles

FONT 8, "MS Shell Dlg" Changing the 8 in the bold part changes the size of the MS Shell Dlg font. I set it to 10, then compiled the script when prompted by Reshacker. It seemed like the change worked, but after hacking shell32.dll like this, the system wouldn't boot no more complaining about shell32.dll not being a valid win32 application or something like that, and I had to replace the hacked ...

I'm trying to use Tahoma font (MS Shell Dlg 2) with a height of -15 and/or height -12 in a Listview control. However with both these sizes, my text appears squashed together horizontally, i.e. l's and i's are so close together you can barely distinguish them. It looks fine with the default height of -13 or with -16.