can we use two font in notebad by using streamwriter or registry

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i am doing billing software.. in this i have to display
Net Total : (Indian Rupee Symbol) 1,000.00

my problem is that symbol can come by using another font...
guide me..

Posted 17-Nov-11 22:38pm

kalaiking

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Mehdi Gholam 18-Nov-11 4:40am

Notepad is single font only, but you can insert a symbol for your currency if it is supported by your current font.

Richard MacCutchan 18-Nov-11 5:46am

I would be interested to know how (and why) a software billing project makes use of Notepad.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2011-11-17T23:04:00

No. Notepad is single font: why the heck are you using notepad for everything?
It is not designed for that, and (as you have seen) it is not easy to twist it do do what you are trying to do.
Instead, why do you not write some (much easier) C# code, using a PrintDocument[^] to do everything you want?
It may seem like a bit of work, but it will save you from asking another silly question every couple of hours, and make your life a lot easier in the long run - as well as looking a whole lot more professional.

BillWoodruff · Answer 2 · 2011-11-18T01:03:00

Solution 2

Check this font out[^]

"In this font system the $ ( Shift + 4 ) sign is replaced by Rupee sign (). and " ` " sign is replaced by the Dollar ( $) sign. The font styles are based on the very famous fonts "Arial", and "Times New Roman""

Posted 18-Nov-11 1:03am

BillWoodruff