No solution, but just a thought.
The font information has to come from somewhere. Usually from Windows registry.
Get a RegMon (http://www.sysinternals.com/ntw2k/source/regmon.shtml).
Run a working windows app and see what entries it examines for its
font information.
Then do the same thing with ethereal and see whether it hits the same
entries or different ones.
If the entries are all the same, maybe the font itself is giving
problems. If the entries are different, maybe there are sevel font
locations.
You may find RegMon produces a very detailed output and you will need
to setup some inclusion/exclusion filters as well as some
highlighting. But then you would have to do the same thing with
Ethereal, so I assume you are up to the task. :-)
Regards,
Alex.
P.s. If you do figure it out and it is not a one-off, do let us know
for those who will search the archive.
On Apr 6, 2005 1:10 AM, Danny Ng HC <dannyng@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have Ethereal installed on a Windows 2000 with set LCD resolution of 1024
> by 768. The LCD can have a maximum capable resolution of 1400 by 1050.
>
> Ethereal works fine except that the Window Font used for Menu bar, Menu
> Dropdowns, Buttons, Table heading, Status Bar, Tool Tip text, etc. is small
> (smaller than any other concurrent opened Window application) and need
> educated guessing what is displayed.
