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3.6. Fonts dialog
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3.6. Fonts dialog

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Figure 9.39.  The Fonts dialog

The Fonts dialog

The Fonts dialog is used for selecting fonts for the Text tool. It also allows you to refresh the list of available fonts, if you add new ones to your system while GIMP is running.

The Fonts dialog is a dockable dialog; see the section on Dialogs and Docking for help on manipulating it. It can be activated in several ways:

  • From the Toolbox menu: File → Dialogs → Fonts.

  • From the image menu bar: Dialogs → Fonts.

  • From the Tab menu in any dockable dialog: Add Tab → Fonts.

  • From the Tool Options for the Text tool. If you click on the "Font" button, a Font-selector pops up. In the lower right corner is a button that, if pressed, brings up the Fonts dialog.

Grid/List modes

Figure 9.40.  The Fonts dialog (Grid View)

The Fonts dialog (Grid View)

In the Tab menu for the Fonts dialog, you can choose between View as Grid and View as List. In Grid mode, the fonts are laid out in a rectangular array. In List mode, they are lined up vertically, with each row showing an example of the appearance of the font ("Aa"), followed by the name of the font.

Using the Fonts dialog

The most basic thing you can do is to select a font by clicking on it: this font will then be used by the Text tool. If instead of clicking and releasing, you hold down the left mouse button with the pointer positioned over the font example ("Aa"), a window showing a larger text example will pop up ("Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs.").

Pressing the button at the bottom of the dialog causes the system font list to be rescanned. This may be useful if you add new fonts while GIMP is running, and want to make them accessible for the Text tool. You can also cause the font list to be rescanned by right-clicking in the font display, and selecting "Rescan Font List" from the menu that pops up (it is actually the only option in the menu).

[Note] Note

You can change the size of the font previews in the dialog using the "Preview Size" submenu of the dialog's Tab menu.

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