A cdev to change the default font used by applications. The "default font" is the one used by most applications in "Untitled" windows.
NOTE: ApFont is shareware! If you like it and use it, you should pay for it. Please send $5.00 or whatever you think it's worth to:
Jim Hamilton
3816 So. Lamar #1620
Austin, TX 78704
To install ApFont, simply drag the icon into your System Folder. The ApFont icon will be visible the next time you run the Control Panel desk accessory.
To use ApFont, click on the icon in the list on the left side of the window. When the ApFont window comes up, you may select a new default font by simply clicking in the name of the font you wish to make the default.
You may also use ApFont to restore the original default (Geneva) that came when you first got your Mac by clicking on the "Use Geneva" button. This is much faster and easier than taking the battery out of your Mac, and you also won't have to reset the date and time.
Some History
About nine months before Apple released the new modular Control Panel, I needed a way to change the default font from Geneva to Times, because Times looks much better on the LaserWriter. The result was a desk accessory called Applifont. It worked great, but the problem was that it used one of those precious DRVR slots. Well, enter ApFont. It automatically shows up in the column on the left side of the control panel, and does not otherwise intrude on the system. (By the way, this is not an advertisement for “SuitCase.”)
