Can you post a screenshot of your finished design running, Charlie?
Just of the pseudo-toolbar, I mean.
On 5/20/2019 9:30 AM, Charlie-gm wrote:
Just as a quick aside - and this does NOT answer the original
question, but...
When I wanted to spruce up the application menu system, I started
Yeah I recall dumping the toolbar class honestly probably 15+ years ago
as it was difficult (I thought) to work with due to something at the time.
On 5/20/2019 9:30 AM, Charlie-gm wrote:
Just as a quick aside - and this does NOT answer the original
question, but...
When I wanted to spruce u
Just as a quick aside - and this does NOT answer the original question,
but...
When I wanted to spruce up the application menu system, I started using
the toolbar class. And if you put a container object inside the toolbar,
and put all your menu "objects" inside that container, you can get f
Thanks for the link, Koen. I'll check that out. Yeah, I vaguely recall
learning the main menu font was not able to be changed. This is an area
where FoxPro obviously shows its age.
On 5/18/2019 4:44 AM, Koen Piller wrote:
Hi,
You cannot change the font in the mainmenu, this object will alwa
Hi,
You cannot change the font in the mainmenu, this object will always take
the font you have stipulated in your windows settings. You can change the
submenu's font, by changing the .mpr file. Be sure after you have done that
not to invoke the default menudesigner anymore as this will reset your
f
If you're going to be using _MSYSMENU, I think the following applies:
"The FONT and STYLE clauses at each level were added in VFP 3. These
clauses let you decide what font to use when you're not working with the
system menu. The system menu picks up its font settings from the Registry
and ignores
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VFP9SP2 on Win7/8/10
I see in VFP Help that if you're stick building your app's top positioned
(not-pop-up) Menu code by hand, it has a FONT clause.
However, I use the good ol' fashioned Menu designer (as clunky as it is
Of course having said that, I googled and found this:
https://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=6328
Frank.
Frank Cazabon
On 17/05/2019 08:48 AM, Frank Cazabon wrote:
When you adjust the MPR then regenerate, the code is not in the MNX so
it will not add it into the MPR.
You can try to use one
When you adjust the MPR then regenerate, the code is not in the MNX so
it will not add it into the MPR.
You can try to use one of the special clauses in the MNX to put the font
setting in there, basically fooling it, but I feel that Windows always
uses the Windows font settings for menus so it
VFP9SP2 on Win7/8/10
I see in VFP Help that if you're stick building your app's top
positioned (not-pop-up) Menu code by hand, it has a FONT clause.
However, I use the good ol' fashioned Menu designer (as clunky as it
is). I've introduced the ability for the user to pick the Font s/he
wants
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