Quote Originally Posted by LaVolpe View Post
It might be from the VB Runtime DLL installed with Windows. And if that's true, I'd consider that idea dead in the water...
hahahah... the runtime... that would be a joke Microsoft played on us!!!
I'll check for this... would be so... unfixable...

in a way, it could make sense though. I don't know if Vb6 was sold in Arabic language or Chineese or something like that... but if so, the default font would need to be something they got on their machine. So for English/French, it revert to Ms Serif... maybe for other language it's something else...


EDIT: I found an arrays of font in MSVBM60.dll (helvetica, Time New Romans, Ms Serif, Ms Sans Serif)
This file is distributed by the OS but I thought It was only for the Vb6 Installer, not for compiled program...