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Synapse Syndrome
Guest
This is actually a problem I am having with Windows Server 2003, but I am
sure that the solution is the same as XP.
When I applied SP2 for Windows Server 2003, around this time last year,
every font turned to italics - the Start Menu, context menus, all text in
applications, Event Viewer, Device Manager, IIS Manager, all wizards and
dialogue boxes, title bars, icons text, etc. Even the nearly all the text
in websites when using IE7 or Firefox is in italics (it does not appear in
italics in the rare cases where the CSS calls for 'normal'). The only thing
that is not in italics is the Command Prompt.
I have been using it for a year thinking that this was normal. I thought it
was some really stupid change that Microsoft made for SP2.
When looking at the Appearance tab in Display Properties, all the other
themes have fonts in italics as well. I cannot find any way to get it back
to normal.
Could there be a registry key that makes this universal, system wide change
to italics?
Cheers
ss.
sure that the solution is the same as XP.
When I applied SP2 for Windows Server 2003, around this time last year,
every font turned to italics - the Start Menu, context menus, all text in
applications, Event Viewer, Device Manager, IIS Manager, all wizards and
dialogue boxes, title bars, icons text, etc. Even the nearly all the text
in websites when using IE7 or Firefox is in italics (it does not appear in
italics in the rare cases where the CSS calls for 'normal'). The only thing
that is not in italics is the Command Prompt.
I have been using it for a year thinking that this was normal. I thought it
was some really stupid change that Microsoft made for SP2.
When looking at the Appearance tab in Display Properties, all the other
themes have fonts in italics as well. I cannot find any way to get it back
to normal.
Could there be a registry key that makes this universal, system wide change
to italics?
Cheers
ss.