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i'm probably not the only person who tends to set fonts in preferences for
a number of applications over and over again this is a serious waste of time, and i'm beginning to think there is probably a way through the registry: i figure, the registry has a hierarchical/hive structure so, wouldn't there be a way to set a common font (i like the lucida family a lot) at a higher level, and have that be inherited through the tree? anyone ever 'investigated' this? i'd sure like to know much obliged, stefaan dot meeuws at gmail dot com |
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