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Henon, while there’s no UI for it, you can actually make Intype use any font you like. Just edit the config file in the intype/config folder. Mine’s in:
C:\Program Files\Intype\config\preferences.itConfig
and looks like this:
{
options :
{
max_recent_files : 10
line_ending : 'CR+LF'
indent_size : 4
indent_with_spaces : false
encoding : 'UTF-8-PLAIN'
}
editor :
{
line_padding_top : 0
line_padding_bottom : 0
theme : 'Twilight BG FG Dunc'
font_size : 11
font_name : 'Consolas'
}
}
Just change the font_name setting to whatever font name you like – mine’s currently set to ‘Consolas’.
While I don’t really agree with henon – I can’t really see myself using variable width fonts for coding – I don’t really see why Intype should prevent people doing so if they wish. Maybe this should be in the UI, maybe not.
On a related note, I have an up to date version of Monaco, converted from the Mac which I wouldn’t mind using with intype, but it doesn’t show up in Intypes font list because Intype doesn’t think it’s a Monospaced font (presumably the appropriate flag wasn’t set in the font file). Allowing you to choose any font in the UI would make it easier to solve this too.
Dunc
With new editor, non-fixed width fonts will be available also in the preferences combo.
yey!
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