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| ====== How to install the correct fonts ====== | ====== How to install the correct fonts ====== | ||
| - | From Stages version 7.9.7.0 onward, there is a new simpler way to define which font should be used for the creation of PDF files and process visualizations. You only need to choose one of the provided fonts or your own TrueType font and set its name and filename via a configuration property. | + | From Stages version 7.9.7.0 onward, there is a new simpler way to define which font should be used for the creation of PDF files and process visualizations. You only need to choose one of the provided fonts or your own TrueType font and set its filename via a configuration property. |
| ===== Setting the “global.font” configuration property ===== | ===== Setting the “global.font” configuration property ===== | ||
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| The format for the property is as follows: | The format for the property is as follows: | ||
| - | //< | + | //< |
| - | The value contains | + | The value contains the font file name. If you want to use a custom font, place the TrueType font file in this folder: |
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| - | If you want to use a custom font, place the TrueType font file in this folder: | + | |
| Windows: //< | Windows: //< | ||
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| ^Character set^value for global.font property| | ^Character set^value for global.font property| | ||
| - | |Western|//" | + | |Western|// |
| - | |Japanese|// | + | |Japanese|// |
| - | |Korean|//" | + | |Korean|// |
| - | |Chinese|//" | + | |Chinese|// |
| ===== Activate your changes ===== | ===== Activate your changes ===== | ||