Hardly -- the developer has access to any user changeable setting in
the system (whether it's via built-in RB APIs like SpecialFolder,
etc) or via declares (like SystemColors in the WFS). The one thing
the developer should never do is include their own fonts and use them
since that's almost 100% guaranteed not to be what the user wants.
That sort of implies that it's best to stick with the System Fonts for
Win32. At least, when the user modifies the appearance, the fonts will
appear correct for that theme.
You should always stick to the system settings since that is what the
user has selected for their OS. ;-)
~Aaron
In some cases that would depend on your type of program, would it not ?
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