Hello Jernej, On Tuesday, October 30, 2001, 2:39:24 PM, you wrote some things about "Character Encoding / Fonts" to which I would like to add the following:
HT>> Is there a way to use variable pitch fonts in The Bat (Tahoma would be a HT>> good choice), and is there a way to quickly switch without having to change HT>> the font in the editor preferences for the whole program? Ideally, I would HT>> just switch the encoding from 'Latin' to 'Thai', where Thai would be HT>> defined as using the Tahoma font. JS> The Bat! can use variable pitch fonts only in the latest beta versions JS> (with the RTF viewer). You can get them from the "beta-testers only JS> area" of the site. Note, that it's slower than normal viewer, and JS> still has some issues. Ok, I'll try that.. I don't receive *that* many emails in Thai anyway, and my current e-mail software (Forte Agent) doesn't show it fully automatic either. Normally I try to stay as far away from HTML/RTF in email as I can spit it.. I assume this RTF mode can be switched off easily when it's not needed? Basically all I need is to temporarily switch to a font like Tahoma, only when doing stuff in Thai language. The Thai encoding in The Bat! already seems to work; if I write "������" and encode this message as 'Thai (Windows-874)' then a recipient using for example Outlook (curses!) sees it in Thai just fine. JS> BTW: you may try to edit the registry, and manually change fonts, but JS> the results are usually very ugly :) :-] Evil Grin... :) Cheers, Han. +----------------------------------------------------------+ | Han Thomas 25/1 Moo 2 Pa Bong, Saraphee | | [EMAIL PROTECTED] Chiang Mai 50140 THAILAND | +----------------------------------------------------------+ -- ________________________________________________________ Archives : http://tbudl.thebat.dutaint.com Moderators : mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] TBTech List: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Unsubscribe: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Latest Vers: 1.53d FAQ : http://faq.thebat.dutaint.com
