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The font that windows uses to display the regional characters of bangla, are pathetically small. I want to change the font that windows uses to display these characters, and I have several better truetype unicode fonts on my system. I have tried changing the font mapping from the font that windows uses (Vrinda) to some other font by- HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Fonts\Vrinda (TrueType)= Sagar.ttf But upon system restart, windows just skips the font all together, and uses the bold version of Vrinda. Changing that too, it makes bangla display with boxes! If I try to delete the Vrinda.ttf, windows tells me that it is a protected system font! Please help. This problem is present in vista, too.

I have the following code : class C { virtual void exec(); }; class A : public C { void exec(); }; int main() { A a1,a2; a1.exec(); a2.exec(); } Utilising the fact that both a1 and a2 share the same base class, can there be way to call all the exec() by a single function call ?