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 ====== Font Detection ====== ====== Font Detection ======
  
-To display text HippoEDIT uses fonts per-installed on machine. +To display text HippoEDIT uses fonts per-installed on a user machine. 
-Font contains of glyphs, where each glyph represent one specific character from the [[terms:charset|charset]].+The font contains glyphs, where each glyph represent one specific character from the [[terms:charset|charset]].
 There are a lot of [[terms:charset|charsets]]. Some fonts, contain glyphs from only one charset, some (as Unicode fonts) contains glyphs from several [[terms:charset|charsets]]. There are very few of fonts that contain all [[terms:charset|charsets]] (as Arial for example). There are a lot of [[terms:charset|charsets]]. Some fonts, contain glyphs from only one charset, some (as Unicode fonts) contains glyphs from several [[terms:charset|charsets]]. There are very few of fonts that contain all [[terms:charset|charsets]] (as Arial for example).
  
-If font does not contain corresponding glyphs, it displays substitution symbol instead of it (often rectangle). +If the font does not contain corresponding glyphs, it displays substitution symbol instead of it (often rectangle). 
  
-HippoEDIT can analyze document text and using determine [[terms:encoding|encoding]] find substitution font, that will fit. But this does not work 100% correct and can be wrong, if encoding detected does not fit.+HippoEDIT can analyze document text and by using detected [[terms:encoding|encoding]] find substitution font, that will fit. But this does not work 100% correct and can be wrong if encoding detected does not fit.
  
 Option for such auto-detections are by default disabled, but you can try them, if you want, by enabling this directly in in file **settings.xml**: Option for such auto-detections are by default disabled, but you can try them, if you want, by enabling this directly in in file **settings.xml**:
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 By default charset and font name auto-detection is disabled. You need to set appropriate attribute to **true** to enable auto detection.  By default charset and font name auto-detection is disabled. You need to set appropriate attribute to **true** to enable auto detection. 
  
-With FontDetection **charset** HippoEDIT tries to determine charset and pass it later to Windows to help in substitution. In addition to this, HippoEDIT can determine font name which pass better by itself (actually IE libraries are used) and this is controlled by FontDetection **name**.+With FontDetection **charset** HippoEDIT tries to determine charset and pass it later to Windows to help in substitution. In addition to this, HippoEDIT can determine font name which passes better by itself (actually IE libraries are used) and this is controlled by FontDetection **name**.
  
 #xml_option #xml_option