Point 2: By the way, you can consider posting it at related VB6 forum for efficient response. Because of font linking, specifying Microsoft Sans Serif or Tahoma provides appropriate glyphs for all languages. Its main disadvantage is that older operating systems might not have it installed, and might substitute a less attractive font.Ĭharacters that are not implemented in Tahoma or Microsoft Sans Serif are available throughĪpplications can use either Microsoft Sans Serif or Tahoma explicitly, and save the level of indirection involved Sans Serif is that Tahoma has a native bold font face. The main advantage of Tahoma over Microsoft
MS Shell Dlg 2 simply uses the Tahoma font regardless of language. MS Shell Dlg maps to Microsoft Sans Serif if the machine default UI language is set UI language is set to Japanese (regardless of the install language). On Windows Vista and Windows 7, MS Shell Dlg maps to MS UI Gothic if the machine default Otherwise, MS Shell Dlg maps to Microsoft Sans Serif. On Windows XP MUI systems, MS Shell Dlg maps to MS UI Gothic only when the system localeĪnd UI language are set to Japanese. MS Shell Dlg maps to MS UI Gothic if the install language is Japanese. MS Shell Dlg uses Microsoft Sans Serif (distinct from MS Sans Serif) if the install language is not Japanese.
Logical fonts map to Unicode-based TrueType fonts.
HOW TO INSTALL MS GOTHIC FONT WINDOWS 7
Using MS Shell Dlg and MS Shell Dlg 2, which may figure out your problem.įont Mapping on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista and Windows 7
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