Enrico Schiratti
02-10-2006, 02:51 AM
Hello,
the font is fixed, it has to be proportional and this particular font was
made on purpose. So normal is too thin and bold is too thick?
Can you please tell me which graphics card you are using?
Ciao
Enrico
"Peter Hein" wrote in message
news:389476.78051@wb.onvix.com...
> Hi support team,
>
> I´m using the CDU in openGl mode since I can´t neither fit the size of
the
> Screen nor the distance between the LSK keys using the keyboard display.
>
> With OpenGl it works fine as stretching and shifting is possible.
>
> The Fontsize however gives me trouble as some vertical lines actually are
> so
> thin or even disappear completely and text is sometimes hard to read.
> Changing the font size makes it on some places better on others worse. If
> I use
> bold it is really too thick and also difficult to read.
> My question therefor is which fonts can be defined in the CDU.ini? May be
> another font would solve the problem?
> Or has some one got the same problem and has found a cure for it.
>
> Any hint highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks and BR
>
> Peter
>
the font is fixed, it has to be proportional and this particular font was
made on purpose. So normal is too thin and bold is too thick?
Can you please tell me which graphics card you are using?
Ciao
Enrico
"Peter Hein" wrote in message
news:389476.78051@wb.onvix.com...
> Hi support team,
>
> I´m using the CDU in openGl mode since I can´t neither fit the size of
the
> Screen nor the distance between the LSK keys using the keyboard display.
>
> With OpenGl it works fine as stretching and shifting is possible.
>
> The Fontsize however gives me trouble as some vertical lines actually are
> so
> thin or even disappear completely and text is sometimes hard to read.
> Changing the font size makes it on some places better on others worse. If
> I use
> bold it is really too thick and also difficult to read.
> My question therefor is which fonts can be defined in the CDU.ini? May be
> another font would solve the problem?
> Or has some one got the same problem and has found a cure for it.
>
> Any hint highly appreciated.
>
> Thanks and BR
>
> Peter
>