Nothing urgent but shall be corrected, maybe in 1.9.1
Go to Fullscreen mode. Press F12. Go to "Options - Fullscreen - Text settings - choose Font" and select another font type, size or shape. Press everywhere OK. The font is not applied, until you leave fullscreen and re-enter it again. Makes it aannoying to set fitting font & size & shape. Strangely, font color is remembered instantly.
BTW: "Options - Fullscreen - dual monitor, strech over all monitors" requires leave and re-enter full screen as well.
A: Options - Fullscreen - Text Font: not applied instantly
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Works here
Hello !• Following exactly the Georg's steps, I get alright the font and the colours at the first time when using full screen in “View”.
• Accuracy : I have opened an image in “View” before to perform the test - change the settings-
- Windows XP-Pro SP1. 1.90 ß-1
KRClaude
Clo
Last edited by Clo on Fri Dec 01, 2006 3:00 am, edited 1 time in total.
Old user ON SELECTIVE STRIKE till further notice •
Re: Works here
> Font settings are immediately applied in browser, but not viewer. I don't know if each browser vs viewer difference is a bug though.
>Accuracy : I have opended an image in “View” before to perform the test - change the settings-
Hm, seems like I shall have printed in bold "Go to Fullscreen mode." and then continued like "and THERE press F12 for options". Now done
The
for my workflow is, that I have to leave full screen and re-enter full screen. That makes it even more tedious to see what font shape/size/... looks good, e.g. on a beamer, than it already is (8 or even more keys/clicks needed).
/Georg
>Accuracy : I have opended an image in “View” before to perform the test - change the settings-
Hm, seems like I shall have printed in bold "Go to Fullscreen mode." and then continued like "and THERE press F12 for options". Now done
The
for my workflow is, that I have to leave full screen and re-enter full screen. That makes it even more tedious to see what font shape/size/... looks good, e.g. on a beamer, than it already is (8 or even more keys/clicks needed)./Georg
