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Old 03-28-2008, 02:26 PM
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MFC Window paint
Hello,

We're relatively new to Windows Embedded and we were under the impression
that it was really a customizable Windows XP. Maybe we're doing something
wrong and some component is missing, but when running an application (MFC),
which runs perfectly under Windows XP, on a Windows XP Embedded machine, most
windows aren't painted correctly. It's as if the screen area was
miscalculated and the painted controls (labels, textboxes, etc) sizes are
completely wrong and some even missing. I suppose that the missing controls
are being positioned outside the visible screen area.

Can anyone help me with the X File? I tried Scully but I got an out of
office reply
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Old 03-28-2008, 02:59 PM
aflynt@gmail.com
 
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Re: MFC Window paint
On Mar 28, 10:26*am, Pena <P...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We're relatively new to Windows Embedded and we were under the impression
> that it was really a customizable Windows XP. Maybe we're doing something
> wrong and some component is missing, but when running an application (MFC),
> which runs perfectly under Windows XP, on a Windows XP Embedded machine, most
> windows aren't painted correctly. It's as if the screen area was
> miscalculated and the painted controls (labels, textboxes, etc) sizes are
> completely wrong and some even missing. I suppose that the missing controls
> are being positioned outside the visible screen area.
>
> Can anyone help me with the X File? I tried Scully but I got an out of
> office reply


Sounds like it might be a font issue. We haven't had any problems with
MFC in particular, but a lot of apps did look the way you are
describing until we figured out how to get the correct fonts and
codepages on our image.

Also, I was able to 'fix' one app by opening up the dialogs in the
resource editor and making sure that 'Use System Font' was set to true
in the dialog properties.
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Old 03-28-2008, 03:59 PM
Pena
 
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Re: MFC Window paint
aflynt@gmail.com,

That was a bullseye. Scully is out of business

That solved our problem.

Thanks very much for your reply

"aflynt@gmail.com" wrote:

> On Mar 28, 10:26 am, Pena <P...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > We're relatively new to Windows Embedded and we were under the impression
> > that it was really a customizable Windows XP. Maybe we're doing something
> > wrong and some component is missing, but when running an application (MFC),
> > which runs perfectly under Windows XP, on a Windows XP Embedded machine, most
> > windows aren't painted correctly. It's as if the screen area was
> > miscalculated and the painted controls (labels, textboxes, etc) sizes are
> > completely wrong and some even missing. I suppose that the missing controls
> > are being positioned outside the visible screen area.
> >
> > Can anyone help me with the X File? I tried Scully but I got an out of
> > office reply

>
> Sounds like it might be a font issue. We haven't had any problems with
> MFC in particular, but a lot of apps did look the way you are
> describing until we figured out how to get the correct fonts and
> codepages on our image.
>
> Also, I was able to 'fix' one app by opening up the dialogs in the
> resource editor and making sure that 'Use System Font' was set to true
> in the dialog properties.
>

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