Subj : Re: system font
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Ray Sittig
Date : Tue Jul 05 2005 08:44 pm

Jack,

MS Sans Serif is a non true-type font available in regular, bold and italic
that is often used by Windows 98 and may be what you want. Most applications
use whatever font the user has specified by selecting a desktop scheme. The
scheme is set by right clicking on an open area of the desktop and selecting
Properties and Appearance. MS Sans Serif is the Menu font for the "Windows
Standard" scheme in W98.

Ray

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