Menus and Fonts (Windows Embedded CE 6.0)

1/6/2010

Font linking solves part of the rendering problems that occur with menus that result from a user interface (UI) switch. In addition, you can flag each application that supports UI switching, and have the OS check for this flag when it applies fonts.

The following sample shows how to set the registry values to control menus under these circumstances.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\GWE\Menu\PopFnt\<locale>
    lfHeight = "Ht"
    lfWeight = "Wt"
    lfCharSet  = "CS"
    lfItalic  = "It"
    lfFaceName = "Nm"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\GWE\Menu\PopFnt\<locale>
    lfHeight = "Ht"
    lfWeight = "Wt"
    lfCharSet  = "CS"
    lfItalic  = "It"
    lfFaceName = "Nm"

In This Section

• Default Registry Values for Menu
  Describes the hard–coded font defaults for menus, and the registry settings to modify bar menus and pop–up menus.

• Default Registry Values for Widgets
  Describes the hard–coded defaults for widgets, and the registry settings to modify widgets of different sizes.

Related Sections

• Working with Fonts in the MUI
  Provides information about fonts and font linking for the multilingual user interface (MUI).

• MUI Font Linking
  Describes how to include fonts in your run–time image so that the UI appears correctly for all of the supported languages.

See Also

Other Resources

Working with Fonts in the MUI