On 6 Apr 2017, at 04:11, Jactry Zeng jactry92@gmail.com wrote:
In my Simplified Chinese WIndows 7, they are: MS Shell Dlg -> Mircrosoft Sans Serif MS Shell Dlg 2 -> Tahoma
And in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontLink\FontMapper, there are: Microsoft Sans Serif -> SIMSUN.TTC,SimSun MINGLIU.TTC,PMingLiU MSGOTHIC.TTC, MS UI Gothic BATANG.TTC,Batang Tahoma -> SIMSUN.TTC,SimSun MINGLIU.TTC,PMingLiU MSGOTHIC.TTC, MS UI Gothic
So I think Akihiro is right, MS Shell Dlg is still links to SimSun/MS UI Gothic/Gulim/PMingLiU in Windows 7. And MS Shell Dlg 2 does that, too. So using MS Shell Dlg 2 for changing default interface typeface may be not a good idea?
How about implementing a new logical font - Wine Shell Dlg - and using it for Wine's builtin interface, such as dialog, menu text…
Well no, we want to do it in the same way that Windows does. I assume that the DEFAULT_GUI_FONT is MS Shell Dlg - it is at least on the Japanese win7 testbot vm.
Huw.