BUG REPORT - Font dialog flashes then disappears
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BUG REPORT - Font dialog flashes then disappears
I'm running version 3.3.0(1001) in Snow Leopard 10.6.3. I want to increase the font size in the file viewer. I click preferences, then Window Font. A font selection window flashes on & off the screen in about 1 second, not allowing me to make any selections. Any idea if this bug will be fixed?
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Re: BUG REPORT - Font dialog flashes then disappears
You're right! I just tried it on my MAC and the dialog appeared briefly and then
disappeared. I'll have to take a look at this. I don't think it happened on 10.5.
In the mean time, if you want to change the font the hard way, look in
the file "~/Library/Preferences/SourceGear DiffMerge Preferences". There
should be sections for [File] and [Folder]. (If you haven't made many
changes in the preferences, they may not have been created yet; so if
not, you can just add them.)
Then immediately under each, add a Font line. Something of the form:
Font=14::Courier New
That's a point size, 2 colons, and a fixed-width font name.
If you want to affect printed output, add a similar line to the
[File/Printer] and [Folder/Printer] sections.
In all 4 cases, be careful to not add a duplicate section; if there already
is a section header, add another assignment statement underneath the
existing header.
The file format is pretty easy to edit, but if you want to make a backup
first, that would probably be a good idea. And if you really mess things
up, just delete the file and DiffMerge will create a new one the next time
it runs (but you'll loose any settings).
Hope this helps,
jeff
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disappeared. I'll have to take a look at this. I don't think it happened on 10.5.
In the mean time, if you want to change the font the hard way, look in
the file "~/Library/Preferences/SourceGear DiffMerge Preferences". There
should be sections for [File] and [Folder]. (If you haven't made many
changes in the preferences, they may not have been created yet; so if
not, you can just add them.)
Then immediately under each, add a Font line. Something of the form:
Font=14::Courier New
That's a point size, 2 colons, and a fixed-width font name.
If you want to affect printed output, add a similar line to the
[File/Printer] and [Folder/Printer] sections.
In all 4 cases, be careful to not add a duplicate section; if there already
is a section header, add another assignment statement underneath the
existing header.
The file format is pretty easy to edit, but if you want to make a backup
first, that would probably be a good idea. And if you really mess things
up, just delete the file and DiffMerge will create a new one the next time
it runs (but you'll loose any settings).
Hope this helps,
jeff
15271
Re: BUG REPORT - Font dialog flashes then disappears
This is still an issue under OS 10.6.8. Any chance of a new built of DiffMerge with a fix for it?
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Re: BUG REPORT - Font dialog flashes then disappears
We're currently testing a 3.3.1 release candidate that fixes that problem.
It'll be out some time this month.
jeff
It'll be out some time this month.
jeff
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Re: BUG REPORT - Font dialog flashes then disappears
Fixed in 3.3.1:
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=16832
jeff hostetler
viewtopic.php?f=33&t=16832
jeff hostetler