I am making a simple text editor using C#. And i want to change the font size of the text. I did it and stored the font settings in the registry, by converting the font object to string. Now when i start the editor i want that font settings to be reloaded in it.
So how can i change the string stored in the registry back to the font object so as to restore the font settings
ps: I can't save the file as .rtf, as i am dealing with only plain text.
thanks.
How can i change string to font object??
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How can i change string to font object??
walt13671
So i wonder if anyone has the idea how can i change the whole string back to font as it was saved
mccdan
http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/usersettings.asp print=true
ostridge
You can create font object and pass fontname and font size to it
Font f=new Font(fontname,fontsize);
fontname and fontsize are variable you set its value by reading the registry value
and convert fontsize to float
if you store this values as string with delemiter use splite to get this values
and pass them to Font constructor
and then set font property to it
textBox1.Font=f;