Stock Font Persist?
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Goodmorning! As the subject line suggests I am having a hard time with the persistance of my ATL ActiveX control's Font Stock Property and the selection being remembered once its made. I thought I was doing it all wrong but then to make sure I had the code right, I made a brand new project with a brande new control that had the Font stock property as a feature from the very beginning. I also told the wizard to add the background colour property for testing sake. So i compile it and then try to use it in another project....I insert it into the dialog and then right click to get the properties. I can select the background colour, and the setting remains. I click on the font property, the font window comes up with the collection of fonts..i make the selection...hit OK/apply but the font field in the properties shows up as empty...it does not actually remember the font I chose. Like I said, I thought i might be doing something wrong and therefore tried it out on a brand new control where the font property was added by Visual Studio's wizard. Is this a little "bug"? and if so...how does one exterminate/wack it. Thanks! Aristotel
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Goodmorning! As the subject line suggests I am having a hard time with the persistance of my ATL ActiveX control's Font Stock Property and the selection being remembered once its made. I thought I was doing it all wrong but then to make sure I had the code right, I made a brand new project with a brande new control that had the Font stock property as a feature from the very beginning. I also told the wizard to add the background colour property for testing sake. So i compile it and then try to use it in another project....I insert it into the dialog and then right click to get the properties. I can select the background colour, and the setting remains. I click on the font property, the font window comes up with the collection of fonts..i make the selection...hit OK/apply but the font field in the properties shows up as empty...it does not actually remember the font I chose. Like I said, I thought i might be doing something wrong and therefore tried it out on a brand new control where the font property was added by Visual Studio's wizard. Is this a little "bug"? and if so...how does one exterminate/wack it. Thanks! Aristotel