Lately, I have been very interested in copying other people DPs, diplay names and PSMs and acting like them. However, the one thing there would appear to be no script for is finding what text type (like New Times Roman-Bold-Blue) the other person is using. So if anybody thinks they might be able to figure something like that out, that would be great.

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Originally posted by absorbation
It has been requested a lot. However, in scripting there is nothing to detect the font and colour your contact is using at the moment, sorry .

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Originally posted by Chris4
If you mean in conversation, you can always highlight your contacts text, copy it, and paste it into Word Pad or Microsoft Word. Then just click on the text and it says what font it is.

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Thanks

NP.

You can find the font no problem, but setting it is harder via a script, although you could use a command to TELL you the font and manually change it yourself

Yeah, if somebody could make that, then that would still be as good.

If somebody knows a way to find out the font of the contact like Spunky says, I've come up with a script to set it:

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var WshShellObj = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");
var fontToSet = 'Arial';

function changeFont(ChatWnd)
{
    MsgPlus.AddTimer('setFont', 500);
    Interop.Call('user32', 'SendMessageW', ChatWnd.Handle , 0x0111, 40211, 0);
}

function OnEvent_Timer(TimerId)
{
    WshShellObj.SendKeys(fontToSet + '{ENTER}');
}

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Originally posted by TomFletcher
function changeFont(ChatWnd)

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Thats because i made it to be called. Maybe something like this?

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var WshShellObj = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");
var fontToSet;

function OnEvent_ChatWndSendMessage(ChatWnd, Message)
{
    fontToSet = 'Arial';
    changeFont(ChatWnd);
}

function changeFont(ChatWnd)
{
    MsgPlus.AddTimer('setFont', 500);
    Interop.Call('user32', 'SendMessageW', ChatWnd.Handle , 0x0111, 40211, 0);
}

function OnEvent_Timer(TimerId)
{
    WshShellObj.SendKeys(fontToSet + '{ENTER}');
}

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