I recently found that my editor font display is abnormal. What is the reason for this? This is the screenshot.
My system is mac os monterey 12.6.
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Is it because I modified the font file of the system? But I have restored the system fonts.
I want the i and f characters to display normally when they are together.
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I have downloaded PMingLiu.ttf from
https://www.wfonts.com/font/pmingliu
and then install through Jaspersoft studio widnow > perference, then I set a textfield font to the new installed font (PMingLiu)
when preview, the characters changes to strange characters, why?
If choose PMingLiu beneath the dash (PMingLiu installed in my operating system), then the character can show properly, but cannot show in exported pdf, or I must use the PMingLiu in my Windows system and use that ttf as font extensions?
I am fairly new to VScode, I wanted to add Ubuntu Mono Font in VScode. I downloaded the file from Google Fonts page. I extracted and Installed all the different Styles that were available. Here is a photo of the downloaded fonts that I had installed.
Then to verify whether the font was installed or not I opened a word file where I could select Ubuntu Mono. On Stackoverflow I came across 2 methods of Changing the Font family, either editing the settings.json file or using the GUI in VScode by writing the Font family name. I am attaching my modified settings.json file here
I tried other options as well like:
"editor.fontfamily":" 'UbuntuMono-Regular', monospace"
"editor.fontfamily":" 'UbuntuMono-Bold', monospace"
"editor.fontfamily":" 'Ubuntu Mono' , monospace"
//here I tried to play around with spaces:
"editor.fontfamily":" ' UbuntuMono ', monospace"
but whatever I do it is showing the same default monospace font. Any Guidance Regarding this will be helpful. My VScode is updated(It shows March 2021 (Version 1.55)) If any more information or Screenshots are required please let me know.
I tried it with the OTF version: UbuntuMono-Regular.otf
Install the font.
The following settings worked.
"editor.fontFamily": "'Ubuntu Mono', monospace"
You have to RESTART VSC
In my case, I am inputing the font name incorrectly,
e.g. I input
'Delugia Mono Regular'
but in fact vscode does not need Regular cause it accepts font family as input, changing it to:
'Delugia Mono'
and it worked.
No need to restart or even save the settings file, the change would appear in 1 second after you've entered a legal fontfamily as input.
Try to disable all installed extensions from vscode and edit the .json file again, choose your font and make sure that it has been installed then save all changes
We have a installer image with 48X48 for our App but in MAC its stretching up to 128X128 due mac default icon size and that causing image blurring.
we have tried with an image 128X128 and there is no stretching/blurring but it looks too big. so we are looking for some settings to control the MAC default icon size thorough install4j or any other solution.
in the past, with install4j 6.x we have used the default image that comes with install4j and never noticed this issue.
Blurry image
Image 128X128 - with out blurr
Another image with both on side by side (Default in 6.x Vs nonDefault in 7.x)
To control the visual aspects of the folder when the DMG is mounted, you can include a .DS_Store file on the "Installer options->Additional files in the DMG" step of the media wizard. The .DS_Store file is taken from a folder where you have adjusted the settings accordingly.
The help chapter on styling DMGs shows you the list of steps.
Where can I find the phone font symbol -- the one you can see on the "End call" button on the iPhone -- to put it into a UILabel into XCode 4.2 ?
I've searched Apple Symbol, Zapf Dingbats and Wingdings and I didn't find it. And Cairo does not seem to be present anymore on the Macintosh or in Xcode.
EDIT :
Can someone having a jailbroken phone confirm if it's an image as said by Noah ?
It’s not a font symbol; you’ll have to use an image. You can either (1) try recreating the Apple-style one in your preferred image editor or (2) dig through a jailbroken phone’s filesystem (inside Phone.app would be a good place to look) for the actual PNG itself.
I would like to display Arabic text in my Android application. I am developing the application for Android 1.6.
Problem is, when i run the application i can only see square boxes instead of Arabic text.
After google'ing i found the font(*.ttf -true type font) for Arabic has to be added.
[ http://www.mydigitallife.info/2010/07/02/how-to-install-and-add-hebrew-arabic-and-unsupported-language-fonts-to-android-phone/ ]. But the solution is for real devices. More over in emulator most of the commands [ex: su,mkdir,chmod etc] are not permitted.
I'm working on windows XP, Eclipse 3.5.2, Android 1.6. All i need is a solution to display Arabic text in emulator.
Any of your effort in this regard is respected from my side:-)
I've got solution from my friend for the above said prob..
And sharing the same here..
If you are having .ttf file then first of all open your project in eclipse and copy .ttf file into the assets folder, which will be in your project hierarchy.
and then open .java file where you want to use that font and just follow these steps:-
First
Typeface font1;
TextView txt1;
EditText edtxt;
Second:
In onCreate Method just write down this code.
/*here fonttype.ttf is the file which was copied in assets folder.*/
font1 =Typeface.createFromAsset(getAssets(),"fonttype.ttf");
txt1 =(TextView) findViewById(R.id.user_id_txt);
txt1.setTypeface(font1);
edtx = (EditText) findViewById(R.id.editText);
edtx.setTypeface(font1);
by this your problem will solve.
All credits goes to my friend
you can save the XML file in the UTF-8 format