![]() This behaviour difference is not constrained just to Windows Common Controls. ![]() ![]() Is this something that everybody encounters with international font support on windows XP? Do windows common controls behave differently? The behaviour I see on Windows 7 is certainly friendlier than the behaviour I see on Windows XP. On Windows XP, it seems that chinese characters show up as boxes, even when Arial Unicode MS font is installed, unless I change the Font name in the delphi form, to Arial Unicode MS. On Windows 7, it seems to automatically grab the glyphs for CJK characters, from Arial Unicode MS, or somewhere else, for EDIT common controls, if the font that is assigned to that control, does not contain a certain international character. There is, for example, a standard TEdit control, with the font.Name = 'Arial'. I have an application that I have been testing for internationalization support. ![]()
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