> Went to apply your patch and noticed that you changed things in
> CreateTextPane to NOT grab the font from the module's .conf file any
> longer... or changed it to look for "Bible Font" instead of "Font"...
> Was wondering what this was about. Maybe we should use the user defined
> font unless
> Went to apply your patch and noticed that you changed things in
> CreateTextPane to NOT grab the font from the module's .conf file any
> longer... or changed it to look for "Bible Font" instead of "Font"...
> Was wondering what this was about. Maybe we should use the user defined
> font unless
David,
Went to apply your patch and noticed that you changed things in
CreateTextPane to NOT grab the font from the module's .conf file any
longer... or changed it to look for "Bible Font" instead of "Font"...
Was wondering what this was about. Maybe we should use the user defined
font u
- Original Message -
From: "Darren DeMeulenaere" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 7:40 AM
Subject: RE: [sword-devel] Some Win32 Suggestions
> I like it...Can't wait to see it implemented...
>
> -
> I did a mo
I like it...Can't wait to see it implemented...
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I did a mock-up of my Devotion of Today idea. You can view the jpeg at
http://www.uninetsolutions.com/readingplanner/DevOfTheDay.jpg Let me know
what you think.
In Christ,
David Trotz
> Also the devotions splash screen is nice but I am wondering if we can
change
> it from a splash screen to something more like the tip of the day dialog
> that pops up after the program is loaded. It can have a little check box
off
> to the bottom left corner that allows the user to turn them of
I can really comment on your BibleCS stuff, never having worked with it,
but it makes sense to move to text forms.
> Also the devotions splash screen is nice but I am wondering
> if we can change it from a splash screen to something more
> like the tip of the day dialog that pops up after the p
Hello all,
I just finished my color schemes task this last weekend. Troy has the patch
and hopefully everyone will reap the benefits soon. One issue I came across
with making a patch was what to do about those .dfm files for forms in
Borland. In release 5.0 of Borland C++ Builder they added the op
