Hello, I Have 5 Forms,And All Forms Have Label,Text Box And.......,So I Need A Code To Change Font In All Forms

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hello, i have 5 forms,and all forms have label,text box and.......,so i need a code to change font in all forms.for example i have a program that has several forms,and i want a code that when i changed the font,all forms font could be changed.

Posted 24-Aug-15 20:47pm

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Maciej Los 25-Aug-15 3:16am

And what have you tried? Where are you stuck?

Member 11873091 25-Aug-15 3:31am

i said that my fathers eyes are weak so he cant work with that,and in need a button to magnify font in all forms forcontrols every .

Maciej Los 25-Aug-15 3:39am

What framework: WindowsForms, WPF? Have you tried to write some piece of code?

Member 11873091 25-Aug-15 3:53am

windows form by c#,no i cant write it.i only can change font in main form,i cant apply changing to other forms

Thanks7872 25-Aug-15 3:19am

No. We don't provide such services.

Member 11873091 25-Aug-15 3:25am

why? did you understand my question?

Thanks7872 25-Aug-15 3:28am

There is no question. Its just your requirement. I totallly understand your requirement. What i'm trying to say is, we don't provide code to anyone. Here, we help those who try something thereself and stuck somewhere. Effort is your responsibility,not ours.

Member 11873091 25-Aug-15 3:34am

ok thank you,can you help me how can i solve it?please

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Maciej Los · Answer 1 · 2015-08-24T21:45:00

Solution 1

Start here: How to: Respond to Font Scheme Changes in a Windows Forms Application[^] and read about Custom Control Painting and Rendering[^]

Try!

Posted 24-Aug-15 21:45pm

Maciej Los