another option is to put some example letters in said font right next to each one similar to Microsoft Word.
The best suggestion would be is upon hovering above a font from the umenu the highlighted text will change to that font, and will only keep it if you commit a right click.
It would be also ideal for a way to see how the font looks before commiting to basically knowhow to fonts in the font list look like. Same about music fonts, where should I put 3rd party files so Dorico can read them?Ī btw suggestion, Dorico desperately needs a SEARCH options for the font list… it is very long and to get to something I need at the bottom of the list for every other object is tedious. I tried downloading a serif style font and pasted the file to Dorico’s fonts folder (it’s an opentype file while the rest where truetype, not sure what does that mean) but the font did not appear when I restarted Dorico to choose it from the font list. Tip: If you’ve downloaded a font file and you don’t see the Install option, the file may be in an archive, like a ZIP file. Wonder how to import custom fonts to Dorico? both text and music (note) fonts To install a font file, right-click the font file in File Explorer and select either Install (to install it just for your user account) or Install for all users (to install it system-wide) from the menu that appears.
Hi, I’ve searched the forum for similar threads but couldn’t find any
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