Having gone through my new 2013 iMac's "Font Book" files, and deleted those fonts that I don't feel are relivent for me, I stlll find the following OSX installed fonts not able to be removed from "Font Book" 4.1, under the "all fonts" and "computer" sidebar menu listing:

If I select the "Enable (Font Name) Family" in the pop-out options selection window, for each of the ten fonts above, I am presented with a "Font Book" top pop-up window ... indicating that the fonts have to be "Downloaded in Order to be Enabled".

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Even if I get the ten fonts above, downloaded to "Font Book" 4.1 ... when I go back to the pop-out option window to remove the font family (not greyed out now), and select "Remove (Font Name) Family", the downloaded family fonts in that main folder are deleated, but the main folder is still there .... and can't be removed.

Also with keeping in mind that, by my having set any and all OS "language" settings to run in Mountain Lion 10.8.3 as "English (USA) .... that Apple would allow "Font Book" 4.1 to recoginize the "English" default, and allow these "international" fonts to be removed.

Apple is really not interested in helping users delete fonts. In iOS it's impossible to either add or remove them, and we can only hope OS X keeps what flexibility it currently has. In addition, Apple gets over 60% of its revenue from abroad, with China probably the major engine for future sales growth, so it has gone an extra mile to make the OS more attractive to Chinese users. This includes the ten font families which Apple prefers, probably for size reasons, to install only if the user wants them enabled, but has to keep the names present so the Chinese user will know he can have them if he wants them.

Hi there, Is there a fix for v1.1.6 users ? my export font has changed and whatever I try it stays the same, from changing in the settings menu to changing in the CSS. I am using obsidian to write in Hebrew maybe it is related to that but I would appreciate a solution that will let me go back to the old font of the export.

Side note: In Yosemite, some of the Chinese fonts' Language properties have "Chinese, Chinese (Simplified)", so those will show up if you do a Smart Collection for "Chinese", but not "Chinese (Simplified)". In Sierra, however, none of the Chinese fonts' Language properties has "Chinese" alone.

I created a Smart Collection on High Sierra for filtering Chinese fonts.

It's an Any rule set consisting of three separate Languages include tests for: Chinese, Chinese (Simplified), and Chinese (Traditional).

log file I probably should spend more time getting to read the documentation but I must admit it is too advanced and I have a hard time comprehending what its tring to say.I am on a deadline and need some urgent help. What I want to achieve is to change the title style(font?) to \lishu as described in ctex package page 8

On macOS, Baoli SC is one of "available for download" fonts. Hence to use it for the first time, a window will pop up to ask for downloading. Just click "Download", and recompile tex file when the downloading is finished.

The line weights could be preloaded into different international standards for specific regions and customisable too. Perhaps allow the user to also use fonts that Illustrator, Photoshop, MS Office etc uses

Dimension text size and font can be set, but options are limited. Frustratingly this doesn't affect Section letter sizes and other callouts.. and also cant be changed even in Autocad for some reason..

When I used to use ArchiCAD a few years ago, I remember needing to adjust the line weights and even colour near the start of the document.

Being able to change the colour would be quite useful too I suppose.

- The seemingly 'limited' options for text height are actually intentional. Depending on if you are in ASME or ISO standard of drawing, we only expose Annotation Text Heights that adhere to that standard, which helps make standard-compliant drawings super simple.

- Fonts can be found through the Annotation Settings as well, and you do have a wide variety of system fonts available to use, as you mentioned. Is there something else in particular that you're looking for, or does this solve your request?

Then could the annotation size used for sections be looked at? they cant be changed and dont change with the overall settings. Seems like a bug then if they are supposed to follow the correct sizes according to the drawing standard.

@Anonymous Yes absolutely. Section and Detail view annotations are always 1 size larger than dimension text until the largest size is used by dimensions at which point all annotations use the same size. This is one of our 'fit-and-finish' items that's on our list to get out the door here in an update soon.

@benoitD336P - thanks for following up with us on this. The team is still working on this feature, and they have made good progress. We hope to be able to release the layer manager in one of the next major Fusion 360 updates.

First, the font selector doesn't actually let me choose an individual font (file), just a family or typeface. I have a license to DIN OT that I'd like to use, but Fusion 360 automatically grabs a condensed variant with no way for me to select that I'd actually like the Medium or Regular variant/font. The result is awkward:

The second issue I have is the spacing. Fusion has a rather rudimentary font rendering engine that doesn't seem to correctly space type. Even the default Arial renders with fractional values encroaching on the integers' space, and other fonts are worse still, such as in the first example.

@Anonymous unfortunately they only came up with that silly check box to activate line weight, I frankly can't see much of a difference between with or without it my prints still looks aweful and bloby. Love the software in general but hates the drawing that comes out of it it's like the print option, it came with a couple silly check box with zero practical options with it.... I hope they will finally work on those to finally have professional drawings come out of Fusion

I love how this post is labeled "Solved" yet there is no way to change lineweights in the drawing. The lineweight selection when you print makes EVERY line bolder including title block and profile lines in the isometric view rendering it totally useless unless your boss has bad eyes and uses a big button phone..

@studmuffpaul, I totally agree with you, he drawing portion of Fusion is terrible and really not professional. They are autodesk, they know what it needs to be like, I'm ashamed every-time I deliver drawings to suppliers how bad they look!

It seems this is an autodesk policy, that's the intent. Because they do not respond to these comments at all, but they react quickly to other trivial ones. I do not understand it, but it is a great shame, because this good product is degraded by this. Probably they do not want Fusion to spread much, because Inventor sales will drop, for example.

Step 2: Modify the application-info.plist file. Add the key "Fonts provided by application" in a new row and add "PermanentMarker.ttf" as new item in the Array "Fonts provided by application".

After, imported your custom font and updated your plist.selectlabel from your storyBoard,goto Attributes Inspectorunder Label>Text type> select to Attributed and choose your custom font from the list.

Note: Still,You can assign BebasNeue or custom font programatically to your label or button etc. even its not showing in your interface Builder.If you having trouble setting font to your object programatically.try below method.

It does for Attributed controls, as described in Update 2 in Joes post, but then you're actually changing the attributedText instead of the regular text, which may lead to unwanted behavior. For example, you'll have to fiddle with NSMutableAttributedString to change the text or text color at runtime.

I really do not understand why this is happening.Doesn't Apple or Xcode want you to use "Bebas Neue" or "BebasNeue" in the Interface Builder?I had the normal Bebas Neue installed. Maybe the reference got corrupted?I really can't tell. Maybe someone on a clean system can try if Bebas Neue works in their Xcode.

Anyway, I achieved my goal: being able to use Bebas Neue (I named the final version "Bebas Neue MyAppName") for Plain styled labels and buttons, so I can design my app as-is and don't have to fiddle around with attributed strings.

You can actually just go into attributed fonts, click the custom font window. There click the gear in the upper left and click on the option manage fonts. A window should pop up and on the top and there should be a plus sign to allow you to add fonts. Just choose the custom font you downloaded like xyz.tff and then it should be added.

Create a new user account in Mac OS and see if you are able to have success in the new account BEFORE going through all the steps that I went through below. In hindsight, I probably could have just performed steps 7 and 11 and saved hours of hassle.

After begrudgingly upgrading to Catalina from Mojave so that I could run the latest and not greatest version of Xcode (11.5), I was no longer able to select a custom font from the font picker for PLAIN text controls within interface builder.

As others have mentioned, attributed text works fine, because it uses the systems font picker instead of the "black box / where did these fonts come from???" picker that comes up when using plain text.

Trying all solution but nothing work for me. So here is my solution, again going to previous UILabel (already have newly added custom font) select->label->select newly added font. Check other UI controls Font.

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