I knew how to do it with 1.2, but in 3.1, how does one get a program to boot
with a different System Default Text font than is normaly specified in
preferances?
C. Davey
I would create an AmigaDOS script file that temporarily changes the system
default text font, runs your program in the background, and returns the font to
its original setting. You could then use IconX to associate this script file
with an icon, and use the script icon instead of your program's regular icon.
Blaq!
>I would create an AmigaDOS script file that temporarily changes the system
>default text font, runs your program in the background, and returns the >font
to its original setting. You could then use IconX to associate this >script
file with an icon, and use the script icon instead of your program's >regular
icon.
Great! Now I need to figger out how to do that. Thanks for the info.
C. Davey