Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/04/14/09:23:36
"Paul Derbyshire" <pderbysh AT usa DOT net> wrote:
> SET wrote:
>
> >Hmmm... I think it can be configured in some .ini or similar file. Is possible
> >because some of the fonts are TT.
>
> I have no clue what font it even uses, since it doesn't say. The DOS box font
> settings include size characteristics...but no font name. It resembles system
> or some other dinky fixed-width one though.
Some of them are True Type, is indicated in the list.
> (.ini? I thought W95 did everything with those funky registry keys...
:-), yes, but the ini files are there for compatibility. I remmember that in
W3.1 was possible to do it in one of the ini files.
> I ran a
> registry monitor, though, and when I opened a dos box and diddled the font
> nothing happened to the registry, not even when I exited, forcing it to save
> the changes, wherever it does that. I suspect it uses a .pif... which is, woe
> of woes, a crufty proprietary binary format with no known real
> bit-twiddle-level editors.)
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