Myles Penlington wrote on Friday, 29 November 2002 8:48 a.m.:
> In the Font dialog box (Win2K), next to each font name it displays
> either TT (True Type), blank or (). What does () mean???
You mean the icons to the left? The "()" is an O for OpenType. It's
Microsoft's new standard for fonts. AFAIK this was a new feature in
Windows 2000.
> Which fonts can you get to draw in fixed pitch (ie
> non-proportional)?? From my testing it appears that some will not -
> what determines this?
It's the font. Lucida Typewriter, Courier, FixedSys, Terminal are all
fixed-width (monospaced). If you set the Options property on the font
dialog object to include fdFixedPitchOnly you'll only get this type of
font.
Cheers,
Paul
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