6.2.8 Procedure - Defining Stroke Font and Standard Font

These fonts are used normally.

The stroke font can be freely enlarged without the text appearing pixelated. The standard font displays even small sized characters well.

Japanese Standard Font, ASCII Standard Font, and ASCII Stroke Font are fixed. You do not have to add or delete these fonts as in steps 1-4 below. Please start with the text setup.
When using the following models, [ASCII Standard Font] and [ASCII Stroke Font] are always selected. However, you can delete [Japanese Standard Font].
GP-32** Series
GP-4100 Series
ST3000 Series
Please refer to the Settings Guide for details.
8.14.1 Text Settings Guide
Refer to the following relating to text.
8.5 Writing Text

The following steps assume that you want to display text with Chinese (Simplified) Stroke Fonts.

From the [Project] menu, select [System Settings], and click [Font].
From the [Font Used in Project] list, select [Chinese (Simplified) Stroke Font].
- The following message appears when there is no available space in the font area.
  
  Click [Yes} to add the font using the screen area.
Clear the check boxes of unused fonts. This allows more free space in the Font Area.
This example assumes you have enabled the Chinese (Simplified) font in your operating system. Place text in the drawing area then double-click to open the [Text] dialog box. In [Font Type], select [Stroke Font] and in [Display Language], select [Chinese (Simplified)]. In the text box, enter the text, then click [OK] to close the dialog box.

When you change the [Font Type] or the [Display Language], the following dialog box may be displayed. This is because the specified font is not selected in the [System Settings] - [Font].
To add the font, click [Yes (Y)]. If you transfer the text to the display unit without adding the font, the specified text will not be displayed.