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From: nf0i+@andrew.cmu.edu (Norman William Franke, III)
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Subject: Re: Setting Fonts in Dialogs
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Date: 9 Apr 90 23:02:21 GMT
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>SetDAFont(fontNum); Inside Mac Page 412.

This is what I usually do, as well as, what seemed the easiest to me: I
make a PICT resource, and put that in the dialog. I haven't had any
problems with this method. Plus you can make them really complex! And if
you use something like MacDraw, it will (I think) store the QD commands,
and not the bitmaps, saving space.

-Norman Franke
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