Wrong default font in main window elements
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Wrong default font in main window elements
1. Start TC 9 with a clean ini file
2. Look at the font in several main menu elements. It seems it is 8pt.
3. Open settings dialog. Navigate to font page.
4. Change something unrelated like dialog box font settings in order to pull the trigger.
4. Click OK
5. Now the expected default font 'Segoe UI 9' is used.
Affected elements seems to be at least:
The volume bar (123.456.789 / 987.654.321 bytes free)
Function key bar
Path before cmd-line
2. Look at the font in several main menu elements. It seems it is 8pt.
3. Open settings dialog. Navigate to font page.
4. Change something unrelated like dialog box font settings in order to pull the trigger.
4. Click OK
5. Now the expected default font 'Segoe UI 9' is used.
Affected elements seems to be at least:
The volume bar (123.456.789 / 987.654.321 bytes free)
Function key bar
Path before cmd-line
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Indeed I have switched from Segoe UI Semibold to Segoe UI regular font.
The question is whether I should 8 or 9 point...
The question is whether I should 8 or 9 point...
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OK, that's a good argument (although it's just for the default font, you can still choose any other).
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I see this post discusses fonts, so I'll just throw this in here.
I updated from 9.0b1 to 9.0b2, and the font became really weird - wider and larger than usual. I went to the settings, set it to size 9, then back to size 8, at which point everything returned to normal.
Also the cursor changed from the nice inverted light blue in b1 to an inverted black. I did the same thing - went to settings and toggled use inverted cursor on (which did nothing, seemingly, as it was already inverted) and then back off, at which point it became the familiar light blue again.
I updated from 9.0b1 to 9.0b2, and the font became really weird - wider and larger than usual. I went to the settings, set it to size 9, then back to size 8, at which point everything returned to normal.
Also the cursor changed from the nice inverted light blue in b1 to an inverted black. I did the same thing - went to settings and toggled use inverted cursor on (which did nothing, seemingly, as it was already inverted) and then back off, at which point it became the familiar light blue again.
That weird font (I guess it's the one) can be reproduced by starting TC with following ini:
It's the whole file, nothing else.
File list will then use bold Microsoft Sans Serif, size 9, even though Configuration dialog will show size 8.
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[Configuration]
x=1
File list will then use bold Microsoft Sans Serif, size 9, even though Configuration dialog will show size 8.
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TC will use the old default "Microsoft Sans Serif, size 9" when there already is a wincmd.ini, but with no font settings stored. TC8 did this too!
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This was fixed in beta 3:
1. If there is no wincmd.ini one one with UseNewDefFont=1 with no font settings, TC will now use Segoe UI, regular, size 9
2. If there is already a wincmd.ini without the line UseNewDefFont=1, then TC will use Microsoft Sans Serif, size 8.
Can anyone confirm it, please?
1. If there is no wincmd.ini one one with UseNewDefFont=1 with no font settings, TC will now use Segoe UI, regular, size 9
2. If there is already a wincmd.ini without the line UseNewDefFont=1, then TC will use Microsoft Sans Serif, size 8.
Can anyone confirm it, please?
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