Re:font question.
Thanx Woody, yess it's 96 ppi, but it was even easyer the i've tought. When
the scale-prop of a form is True then the font scaled to (i've forgot this
one thatswhy my form was scrambled when another resolution/font was
selected).
Thanx again.
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> With normal fonts, I believe the screen PixelsPerInch is 96 and for large
> fonts, it should be 128 (or something close to that, I don't remember
> exactly).
> Frie van Peer <f...@xs4all.nl> wrote in message
> news:7pjabc$pju$1@news1.xs4all.nl...
> > How can i find out if the user (of my program) is using Large fonts (as
> > windows standard) instead of the normal Small font?
> > tnx