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Open regedit.exe, locate "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontLink\SystemLink", New value type: "REG_MULTI_SZ", name “Consolas”, data “SarasaGothicSC-Regular.TTF, Sarasa Gothic SC”.Log off or restart your computer.
By setting it this way, when I select Consolas as the default font in Notepad, the Sarasa Gothic SC font is used for all parts except for the Numbers/Letters.
However, Notepad must have "GDI (no ligatures)" checked or it won't work.
If the other three options of "DirectWrite" are checked, all fonts other than Western fonts will be "Microsoft Yahei UI" instead of "Sarasa Gothic SC".
In this issue, I'm certainly not asking for hope that notepad will support multiple fonts, as this has been discussed in previous issues.
I just have the following questions:
1, Why is the FontLink setting in the registry only used when GDI is checked?
2, Why is it that when DirectWrite is checked, except for Numbers/Letters which are Consolas, why are the other fonts "Microsoft Yahei UI", and can I use the registry settings in Windows to set "Microsoft Yahei UI" as other fonts?
Testing environment: Windows 10 x64 19044.1741, Notepad 6.24.601.1 rc3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Open regedit.exe, locate "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontLink\SystemLink", New value type: "REG_MULTI_SZ", name “Consolas”, data “SarasaGothicSC-Regular.TTF, Sarasa Gothic SC”.Log off or restart your computer.
The font used is: https://github.com/be5invis/Sarasa-Gothic/releases/download/v1.0.13/SarasaGothicSC-TTF-1.0.13.7z
For usage see: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/globalization/fonts-layout/fonts#font-linking-and-gdi
By setting it this way, when I select Consolas as the default font in Notepad, the Sarasa Gothic SC font is used for all parts except for the Numbers/Letters.
However, Notepad must have "GDI (no ligatures)" checked or it won't work.
If the other three options of "DirectWrite" are checked, all fonts other than Western fonts will be "Microsoft Yahei UI" instead of "Sarasa Gothic SC".
In this issue, I'm certainly not asking for hope that notepad will support multiple fonts, as this has been discussed in previous issues.
I just have the following questions:
1, Why is the FontLink setting in the registry only used when GDI is checked?
2, Why is it that when DirectWrite is checked, except for Numbers/Letters which are Consolas, why are the other fonts "Microsoft Yahei UI", and can I use the registry settings in Windows to set "Microsoft Yahei UI" as other fonts?
Testing environment: Windows 10 x64 19044.1741, Notepad 6.24.601.1 rc3
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: