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From: maxwell <ma...@um...> - 2015-08-31 23:59:04
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On 2015-08-31 16:36, Dale Anson wrote:
> Steve, did you know you can adjust the vertical line spacing? It's in
> Utilities - Global Options - Text Area. The "Extra vertical line
> spacing
> (in pixels)" can be set to a negative number. I set it to -2 for the
> Hack
> font and now the line spacing looks about like it did with DejaVu.
Dunno about Steve, but I didn't realize that--and it gains me about 8
lines of text on a good-sized monitor!
Another thing I didn't realize existed, but found when I was playing
with this Hack font, is the ability to use "Additional fonts with font
substitution" (in that same dialog box). From what I can tell (I can't
find it in the documentation), this means that code points that aren't
covered in my default font will be filled in by another font that I
specify. (Just now tried it with a font that covers the Bengali
script.) Since I do a lot of multilingual computing, this will be very
handy!
Mike Maxwell
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