Windows 98 font

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Please remember to be considerate of other members. All submitted content is subject to our Terms Of Use. General discussion. I've noticed the same behaviour in Windows ME in vmWare also.

Never tried it since it seems irrelevant to me. But i'm also using RP9, so i'm not sure if it's a side effect of that. Worth a try anyway. And i highly recommend Revolutions Pack! I was able to get the font change to stick after rebooting! I was previously using the built-in Windows configurator in the display settings. I manually changed every occurance of MS Sans Serif to Tahoma and then saved the scheme as "Windows 98 Tahoma", so it was easy to set it up again after rebooting and losing the settings.

I'm pretty sure I have the correct display drivers installed. The drivers in use are what come with the virtual machine add-ons for both Virtual PC and vmWare. I can choose high colour depths and multiple resolutions at least. The DisplaySet tool linked was able to fix the problem.

I reset the Tahoma font for each UI value and applied it, now the changed font sticks when I reboot. I think I know what the root of my problem was. When configuring the scheme originally, I selected the font named "Tahoma" from the list, because that's what I wanted. Well, I noticed that when I applied the setting In this case for the active title bar as an example and returned to the appearance settings page after closing it, the font field for "Active Title Bar" was blank!

I discovered that DisplaySet doesn't set the scheme to use the regular "Tahoma" named font even if you choose it from the drop down menu. What it actually uses is the font named "Tahoma Western ". Setting Tahoma Western in the Windows appearance settings doesn't have the problem mentioned above, and Windows will stick to that change even after a reboot.