Superscipt in sourcecode/dialog caption
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Hello, I'm writing an application which displays physical units for velocity, density etc in a Dialog. Some require parts of the units to appear in superscript e.g. m/^s and kg/m^3. I have access to some source code which contains the superscript characters for 1 ,2 , and 3, so I'm able to copy and paste these characters when I need them. I now need the superscript for '4'. I'm hoping to avoid Unicode fonts for as long as possible. Can anybody help me? Thanks, John
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Hello, I'm writing an application which displays physical units for velocity, density etc in a Dialog. Some require parts of the units to appear in superscript e.g. m/^s and kg/m^3. I have access to some source code which contains the superscript characters for 1 ,2 , and 3, so I'm able to copy and paste these characters when I need them. I now need the superscript for '4'. I'm hoping to avoid Unicode fonts for as long as possible. Can anybody help me? Thanks, John
If your app is a non-commercial one, GipsySoft's QHTM Ultra small Win32 HTML control[^] can be used for free and seems a good option. Joaquín M López Muñoz Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo
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Hello, I'm writing an application which displays physical units for velocity, density etc in a Dialog. Some require parts of the units to appear in superscript e.g. m/^s and kg/m^3. I have access to some source code which contains the superscript characters for 1 ,2 , and 3, so I'm able to copy and paste these characters when I need them. I now need the superscript for '4'. I'm hoping to avoid Unicode fonts for as long as possible. Can anybody help me? Thanks, John
You could write your own variant of CStatic which could display superscipt characters. When it comes to captions in dialogs take a look at customcaption.asp[^]. This oculd be adapted to draw superscipt characters as well. Roger Allen Sonork 100.10016 WHats brown and sticky? A stick or some smelly stuff!
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If your app is a non-commercial one, GipsySoft's QHTM Ultra small Win32 HTML control[^] can be used for free and seems a good option. Joaquín M López Muñoz Telefónica, Investigación y Desarrollo
thanks but unfortunately it is a commerical app
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You could write your own variant of CStatic which could display superscipt characters. When it comes to captions in dialogs take a look at customcaption.asp[^]. This oculd be adapted to draw superscipt characters as well. Roger Allen Sonork 100.10016 WHats brown and sticky? A stick or some smelly stuff!
thanks, i can use this sort of thing for lots of issues I've been having
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thanks but unfortunately it is a commerical app
John Oliver wrote: thanks but unfortunately it is a commerical app No it's not. The dll is free to use, only the source code costs money.:omg: Joel Lucsy
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John Oliver wrote: thanks but unfortunately it is a commerical app No it's not. The dll is free to use, only the source code costs money.:omg: Joel Lucsy
sorry, I meant my application is commercial
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sorry, I meant my application is commercial
John Oliver wrote: sorry, I meant my application is commercial Ok, then I've missed your point. We use in our commercial apps. Joel Lucsy