>>There's sample code in the FAQ explaining how to install/register a font programmatically in a program.
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>Does that persist across reboots? Q186722 a piece of that code adds a registry key, without which I never could get the fonts to "stick".

AddFontResource should be permanent; at least that's how I read the description in Rich Simon's "Win32 API SuperBible" in the examples for AddFontResource() and CreateScalableFontResource(); basically, if it's a TTF, you CreateScalableFontResource(0,Name of .TTF,Name of .FOT to Create,0) to generate the .FOT from the .TTF, then AddFontResource(Name of .FOT generated), and finally SendMessage(HWND_BROADCAST, WM_FONTCHANGE,0,0), but I could be wrong - InstallShiedl handles the task transparently, and I only do one font install programmatically from a VFP app, and it's possible that it gets called every time I try to reference the needed font. You do need to place it in the CSLID for the Windows Font directory during the copy process before installation.