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Old August 26th 09, 12:45 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
RBCC
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Default What does this do?

Hello all you nice people,
I ran across this, in a string table...
11800 9;normal;none;Segoe UI
11801 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
11802 12;normal;none;Segoe UI
11803 18;normal;none;Segoe UI
What does this do?
Can it be used in other stringtables? John
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Old August 26th 09, 02:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
Tom Willett[_2_]
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Default What does this do?

Where in Windows XP O/S is the string table located?

"RBCC" wrote in message
...
: Hello all you nice people,
: I ran across this, in a string table...
: 11800 9;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11801 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11802 12;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11803 18;normal;none;Segoe UI
: What does this do?
: Can it be used in other stringtables? John


  #3  
Old August 26th 09, 02:00 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
Tom Willett[_2_]
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Default What does this do?

Where in Windows XP O/S is the string table located?

"RBCC" wrote in message
...
: Hello all you nice people,
: I ran across this, in a string table...
: 11800 9;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11801 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11802 12;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11803 18;normal;none;Segoe UI
: What does this do?
: Can it be used in other stringtables? John


  #4  
Old September 2nd 09, 12:38 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
Rich/rerat
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Default What does this do?

RBCC,
Have you installed Live/MSN Messenger 2009?
Segoe UI is a font that was installed as part of this version of Messenger.

See the following article for further information:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa511282.aspx

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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
Where in Windows XP O/S is the string table located?

"RBCC" wrote in message
...
: Hello all you nice people,
: I ran across this, in a string table...
: 11800 9;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11801 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11802 12;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11803 18;normal;none;Segoe UI
: What does this do?
: Can it be used in other stringtables? John



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Old September 2nd 09, 12:38 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
Rich/rerat
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Default What does this do?


RBCC,
Have you installed Live/MSN Messenger 2009?
Segoe UI is a font that was installed as part of this version of Messenger.

See the following article for further information:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa511282.aspx

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"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
Where in Windows XP O/S is the string table located?

"RBCC" wrote in message
...
: Hello all you nice people,
: I ran across this, in a string table...
: 11800 9;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11801 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11802 12;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11803 18;normal;none;Segoe UI
: What does this do?
: Can it be used in other stringtables? John



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Old September 3rd 09, 06:58 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
RBCC
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Default What does this do?



"Rich/rerat" wrote:

RBCC,
Have you installed Live/MSN Messenger 2009?
Segoe UI is a font that was installed as part of this version of Messenger.

See the following article for further information:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa511282.aspx

--
Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com
Rich/rerat
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Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate


"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
Where in Windows XP O/S is the string table located?

"RBCC" wrote in message
...
: Hello all you nice people,
: I ran across this, in a string table...
: 11800 9;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11801 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11802 12;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11803 18;normal;none;Segoe UI
: What does this do?
: Can it be used in other stringtables? John



It actually came from a vista stringtable, but I couldn't find a vista customization newsgroups! J

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Old September 3rd 09, 06:58 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.customize
RBCC
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Default What does this do?



"Rich/rerat" wrote:

RBCC,
Have you installed Live/MSN Messenger 2009?
Segoe UI is a font that was installed as part of this version of Messenger.

See the following article for further information:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa511282.aspx

--
Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com
Rich/rerat
(RRR News) message rule
Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate


"Tom Willett" wrote in message
...
Where in Windows XP O/S is the string table located?

"RBCC" wrote in message
...
: Hello all you nice people,
: I ran across this, in a string table...
: 11800 9;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11801 11;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11802 12;normal;none;Segoe UI
: 11803 18;normal;none;Segoe UI
: What does this do?
: Can it be used in other stringtables? John



It actually came from a vista stringtable, but I couldn't find a vista customization newsgroups! J

 




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