moktoman

Ok. Sorry. I wasn't sure if it was a bug or not. which is why I posted it in General. Back to the topic: You're right. I think it is the visual style. That sucks too because I love that style. Oh, well.

Actually, no. I'm just using a Windows Visual Style (with modified uxtheme.dll). But I configure everything still within the Properties>>Appearance tab. EDIT: I switched to that theme too. Seems to have fixed the problem. Weird, though, because none of the other programs on my PC have that issue...

I did a search, but couldn't find anything, so here I am. Upon using Paint.NET, I have noticed that the menus are displayed in an odd font that looks like a bold Verdana typeface. Most applications I use adhere to my chosen system fonts, but Paint.NET seems to do its own thing. I was hoping to change this, as the font being displayed is almost overpowering. In fact, the menu text is as bold as the title of the window itself! Here is a screenshot: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v211/moktoman/screenie-1.jpg I also noticed in some screenshots on the Paint.Net website that (although they were taken in Vista, as opposed to my Windows XP Pro SP2 system) the program seems to be using the system's fonts, so I can only assume that that is the normal behavior. In any case, is there a way to make Paint.NET display the menus in the right font? Thanks.