Unfortunately, this won't work with a prebuild library. with configuration macros for widgets and by setting another default font). In general yes, you would need to remove any references to the standard fonts (e.g. The complete Arial Unicode MS font results in a c-file with a size of about 37MB.Īs said just take a look into the manual of emWin for further information about the Font Converter. When saving the font as c-file it can take a while to save the font. The xbf file has the best performance when it comes to large font files, but needs some sort of a file system to access the font being placed in non directly addressable memory. The c-file is easy to use, just add it to your project. Now you can save the font either as c-file, sif-file or xbf-file. There you will find an explanation about pattern files. Just take a look into the emWin manual in the chapter about the Font Converter.
If you already know which characters you need you can also use a pattern file which masks out all characters not found in the pattern file.
Arial Unicode MS is a pretty huge font and I recommend to remove all characters you don't need. Press ok.Īfter that you should see a preview and you can edit the characters enable/disable specific characters or complete code point ranges.
Now select the font, its style and an a size. I suggest to choose one of the extended format, but be aware that those with a higher AA level require more memory. When opening the Font Converter select a font type, leave the encoding as is and press ok. You could also search the internet for other free fonts. For instance, by default, Word changes (c) to a copyright symbol.At first you need a font which includes the required characters (e.g. Select AutoCorrect to set up certain strings that will correct to a symbol. If you click that button, you can assign your own shortcut key to symbols you regularly use. When you select a symbol, you'll see its corresponding ALT code (if applicable) at the bottom of the window by Shortcut Key. Use the dropdown box in the top-right to jump to a certain section quickly. In addition to the usual currency, math, and accented vowel symbols, you'll find characters from other languages like Russian, Greek, and Arabic. What follows is an extensive list of symbols with more options than the above methods. If you need more, choose More Symbols to see the full list. Click Symbol to access a panel with several common characters. To the far right of this tab, you'll see a Symbols section. In Word, switch to the Insert tab on the top Ribbon. If you primarily work with foreign symbols in Microsoft Word, you can access a dedicated menu in that app to insert symbols.
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