Finally, I've found a solution : first, using a ListViewGadget instead of EditorGadget and then Calling GetStockObject() with #OEM_FIXED_FONT or #ANSI_FIXED_FONT parameters.
Here is the explanation from the site
http://www.geocities.com/thestarman3/hack/NPfont.htm
The GetStockObject function ...
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- Thu Jun 12, 2003 5:34 pm
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- Thu Jun 12, 2003 10:20 am
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AsCII characters
Hello,
Is it possible to write into a windows gadget (EditorGadget or ListViewGadget) the ASCII characters > 127 and especially the 'semi-graphical' characters of a .NFO file for example ?
Do you need to convert the file or is it just swtiching between two display modes ?
I really don't have a ...
Is it possible to write into a windows gadget (EditorGadget or ListViewGadget) the ASCII characters > 127 and especially the 'semi-graphical' characters of a .NFO file for example ?
Do you need to convert the file or is it just swtiching between two display modes ?
I really don't have a ...