Combining multiple fonts in a display string

[hp3k]

Hi,

I'm a newbie to VB .Net and am unable to locate an example of combine two
different font types (Arial and Wingdings 3) in a display (text) string.
Does anyone have an example of combining two font types together in a string
that I could utilize? The text will be going into a button field and I
wanted to use some of the symbols that are part of the Wingdings font types
along with my main text.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!!

Hi:
To save time, I used the "brute force" method when I recently needed two
fonts on a button.

I designed the button in Photoshop using the background color and fonts of
my choice and then saved the image as a .jpg file.
I then created a button in VB form designer and selected "Image" then
selected my image file.
Only took me ten minutes and it looks terrific!!
.....joisey
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Hi,

I'm a newbie to VB .Net and am unable to locate an example of combine two
different font types (Arial and Wingdings 3) in a display (text) string.
Does anyone have an example of combining two font types together in a
string
that I could utilize? The text will be going into a button field and I
wanted to use some of the symbols that are part of the Wingdings font
types
along with my main text.

Thank you in advance for your assistance!!

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

"hp3k" <hp**@discussions.microsoft.com> schrieb

I'm a newbie to VB .Net and am unable to locate an example of combine two
different font types (Arial and Wingdings 3) in a display (text) string.
Does anyone have an example of combining two font types together in a
string
that I could utilize? The text will be going into a button field and I
wanted to use some of the symbols that are part of the Wingdings font
types
along with my main text.

Create a class that derives from 'Button' and overrides its 'OnPaint'
method. In this method you can draw custom text onto the button using
'e.Graphics.DrawString(...)'.

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