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QuestionThreading related naming and usage of const Pin
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QuestionMonospaced font (i.e. "Terminal" font in FontDialog Pin
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AnswerRe: Monospaced font (i.e. "Terminal" font in FontDialog Pin
Dave Kreskowiak15-Jun-23 7:38
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You don't want to use Terminal.

It is a 40-year-old bitmap "font" that does not support Unicode and is not scalable. It's basically a bunch of bitmap images with characters at different sizes. If you try to use a size that doesn't exist, you get a scaled up or down version (done badly!) to the required size.

You cannot turn the font back on as it, and all the other bitmap fonts, have been deprecated. They are still distributed with Windows for backward compatibility, but the FontDialog provided by the system (which the .NET class of the same name wraps) will not show them.

Any old code that uses the old fonts has to include specific code to be able to use them. It is not the same as code used to day to use an of the scalable font types.

The suggested replacement for Terminal is Consolas.

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