Unless I explicitly set the font of the child form it fails to display using the same font as the main form (despite being configured with the default font). Is this by design with those controls or is there something obvious that I'm missing?Īs for the second form, I am displaying this form a child dialog of the main form. Doing so results in some controls adjusting accordingly, but the font of the menu strip and toolbar remain the same/default.
How can I ensure that all controls in both forms will use the same, user-configurable font? Testing this really quickly using the VS designer, I set the Font property of the main form to something other than the default and ensure that all of the controls in that form are set with the default. The main window contains a set of controls including a menu strip and toolbar. Suppose I have two forms in a Windows Forms Application: the main window and a child window that will displayed as a dialog of the first. This is probably a silly question with a trivial answer, but I'm drawing a blank here and would love some assistance.
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