BRIZ

Font and localisation

Allows to configure terminal font, locale, byte conversion, multibyte conversion, semigraphics chars conversion.

• Test screen button - fills terminal with sample matched with current settings.
  
• Font name - combobox filled by fonts (matched with Charset)
• Charset - charset
• Code Page - default font codepage
• OutQuality - sets quality of font
• Min/Max sizes - The window of the terminal can be scaled in the certain limits. The minimal and maximal sizes of a symbols in window are adjusted appropriate sliders
• Output by average chars width - not all chars have same width. You can tune output visibility by this flag. 
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• Invert multibyte order - BRIZ set this option automaticaly, but if You can't describe multibyte conversion on concrete PC then this option can help to setup it correctly.
• Multibyte chars as single chars - by default multibyte chars place on two char/places. 
• Use multibyte conversion (lead char) - in this case multibyte conversion  turned on (second conversion table)
• Use multibyte conversion (second) - in this case multibyte conversion  of second char turned on (third conversion table)
• Use Additional multibyte conversion - enables automatic conversion between languages subtypes.
• Code conversion - sets codes convercion table.
• Graph codes - sets graph codes convercion table.
• Locale string - Defines the locale (country and language) to be used when translating wide-character constants and string literals.
  Examples:
  

  French_Canada.1252 
      
  
      French_Canada.ACP - Set code page to French Canada ANSI default
  
      French_Canada.OCP - Set code page to French Canada OEM default    
  .1252 English_United States.1252