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The fonts are shown in thumbnail view by default, so that you can view their design. A font may have its own subtypes. Such a font is rather called a font family, and is collected under a single icon, as shown in the above figure. The status bar lists the following details of a selected font. Style of the font — bold, regular, italic, etc. Status of the font — whether it is visible or hidden to the programs. Language for which it is designed for Category for which it is more suitable — reading text or viewing in a display Designer of the font You can perform the following operations on a font.
Preview a font. This will open a window, which displays all the alphanumeric characters as well as the special characters in various font sizes. Delete a font from the system Hide a font — This will make the font unavailable to all the programs. Font Settings You can customize some basic font settings through this applet.
This opens a new page containing the subcategories. This will launch the applet as a small, 3-tabbed window. The applet provides its functionalities through 3 tabs. The following customizations are available. Taskbar Tab This tab lets you customize the properties of the taskbar itself. Lock the taskbar — This will lock the taskbar to its current size, and will prohibit any further resizing of the taskbar. Auto-hide the taskbar — If enabled, this will hide the taskbar from the display, until the focus comes back on it, usually through mouse or keyboard shortcuts.
Use small taskbar buttons — If checked, the icons of the taskbar becomes smaller in size. This is ideal for smaller screens. Taskbar location on screen — You can position the taskbar along any of the top, bottom, left and right edges of the screen. Taskbar buttons — This specified how each taskbar item should be displayed.
Also, only the icon can be seen; not the name of the application. This is the default view on the taskbar. The name of the application is visible in this setting.
Also, the name of each window is visible.
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