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Subj : Re: Multiple size text
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Ed Mulroy [TeamB]" <ed@mulroyREMOVETHESECHARS.org>
Date : Fri Jul 25 2003 04:09 pm

The answer has nothing to do with if you are using C or C++.

When asking a question about how to do something it is important to say what
the targeted platform is.  Borland C++ will do DOS programs, 16 bit Windows
EasyWin programs, 16 bit Windows 3.1x GUI programs,  32 bit Console Mode
programs and 32 bit Windows GUI  programs.

If your target is for DOS, for EasyWin or for Console Mode then no, you
can't do that.

If for one of the others then that is not hard to do.  Look in the Windows
help for the functions CreateFont, CreateFontIndirect, SelectObject and
DeleteObject.  If you are programming with OWL then look at the docs on the
TFont class.

..  Ed

> Rob C wrote in message
> news:3f216a7a$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>
> I assume you can print multiple size text on the screen
> with C++  (I haven’t learned this yet),  but what about straight-C
> compiled in Borland C++ 5.0? I wouldn’t have the foggiest
> idea where to even begin. And what about bold text, italic text,
> underlined text, or any of the numerous other styles.?
>
> I’ve learned to mix C and C++. Could I possibly have C++
> print out extra large print across the top of the screen , and
> then  have straight-C print its usual size print across the bottom?

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