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Latin (European languages),
East Asian (examplesexample: Japanese Katakana) → East Asian typography,
Complex script (examplesexample: Arabic) → Complex script.
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If the source file’s text is in Calibri → the target file will be in Times New Roman Bold.
If the target language of the source file’s text is Polish → the target file will be in Arial Black.
If the source language’s writing system belongs to the so called complex scripts (in which the shape or positioning of a grapheme depends on its relation to other graphemes, for instance, Arabic alphabet), and the target language is Japanese → the target file will be in Comic Sans MS Gothic.
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IMPORTANT! Note that you can add/set up a particular font manually by typing it in the field, and it will work but the font itself will not be added to the list you see in the dropdown. Font list is hard-coded and is based on Windows default font list. |
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Good to know!
The new or updated configuration is applied during analysis. If you change any configuration, full reanalysis of any project that was using this configuration is required to apply the changes to all the target languages/files.