RE: New Vista Font

[Mark L. Ferguson]

When you change the "Item" font, you effect that.
Control Panel, Dispaly, Appearance tab, Advanced button, Item drop box, set
font for 'active title bar' and 'inactive title bar'
You might look around for other unwanted settings.
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Mark L. Ferguson

"Slitty_Crab" wrote:
> I installed a new update from Microsoft Update onto my Windows XP Home
> Edition and it made all the application titles and window titles all weird
> (very hard to read, almost as much as the damned Clearfont). I want to return
> the setting without using System Restore (it'll undue virus updates and the
> other microsoft updates). Is there any way to change the system font? (if
> possible without going into the registry)

[Slitty_Crab]

I see. I was looking under Systems and Registry and all...thanks for your help.

I swear to God I will cut you up Microsoft

"Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

> When you change the "Item" font, you effect that.
> Control Panel, Dispaly, Appearance tab, Advanced button, Item drop box, set
> font for 'active title bar' and 'inactive title bar'
> You might look around for other unwanted settings.
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> Mark L. Ferguson
>
> "Slitty_Crab" wrote:
> > I installed a new update from Microsoft Update onto my Windows XP Home
> > Edition and it made all the application titles and window titles all weird
> > (very hard to read, almost as much as the damned Clearfont). I want to return
> > the setting without using System Restore (it'll undue virus updates and the
> > other microsoft updates). Is there any way to change the system font? (if
> > possible without going into the registry)