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Setting Screen and Printer Fonts

Settings → Fonts
Changes the font Adams View uses to display text in a view, such as the name of a part or a note on the screen, or to print text to a printer. You can use the Unicode object names to display on Adams View graphics window. The fonts available for displaying text in a view are those available with your operating system. The fonts available for printing text are a fixed set of 12 fonts.
 
Note:  
Your printer may not support all of these printer fonts.
 
 
 
For the option:
Do the following:
Screen Font
Enter the name of the font you want Adams View to use to display text in a view.

Use the appropriate font to display Unicode text in graphics window.

For example, use the "Yu Gothic" font on Windows and the "WenQuanYi Zen Hei" font on Linux to display Unicode text.

To browse for a font, right-click the text box, point to Browse, and then select a font.
Postscript Font
Select the font you want to use to print the text.