Re: [Xnews] Formatted Font

Jernej Simon?i? wrote:
on 10 Sep 2007 16:41:24 GMT, Blinky the Shark wrote:

I'll repeat that I tested my laptop (where the font funniness
occurred) with two different installations of Xnews. Both would be
using the same riched32.dll, would they not? One instance of Xnews
showed the formatted font behavior and the other one did not. Again:
on the same machine. Would this not indicate that the bahavior is
not, at least in my case, related to differing versions of
riched32.dll?

Not necessarily - take a look in your Xnews directory if there's a
copy of riched32.dll in there - if it is, it'll be used instead of the
one in Windows\System32 (if it isn't, check the directory set in Start
In property of the shortcut).

Ah! Important information finally trickles out. It's *not* always just in
[whatever that Win directory was in which we were instructed to look],
then.

I'll be back in a moment...


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