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How can I change the default font in emacswiki?
See GoodFonts for some recommendations, see FontSets for how to set various fonts at the same time (one per coding system). Use command ‘doremi-font’ in DoReMi to change the default font of a frame by cycling among the available fonts – just stop when you get to the font you want.
Are there any fonts available in Emacs 24.4?
As of Emacs 23, all of your system fonts including TrueType are available to Emacs. If you are using a development snapshot for what will become Emacs 24.4 then see Emacs bug #16529. (There needs to be an explanation for how to set fonts for particular modes or buffers here.
Why are my Emacs startup fonts so ugly?
Debian users: if your emacs startup fonts look ugly, that might be because you’ve installed the gsfonts-x11 package. gsfonts-x11 gives X the ability to display Ghostscript fonts, and they are poorly rendered on screen. To fix this, read the document that comes with gsfonts-x11, or Section 9.4.13 of the Debian Reference, “TrueType fonts in X”.
How can i Zoom my text in Emacs?
Starting with GnuEmacs 23, you can zoom the text in the current buffer, in all frames displaying it: Vanilla Emacs: You can use ` C-x C-+ ’ and ‘C-x C–’ ( ‘text-scale-adjust’) to increase or decrease the buffer text size (` C-+ ’ or ‘C–’ to repeat). To restore the default (global) face height, type ‘C-x C-0’.
Are there any Chinese input methods in Emacs?
Emacs has built-in support for many chinese input methods, packaged in leim. You can switch input method with C-\\ Also Emacs supports the XIM protocol for X Windows applications and IME input method for MS Windows apps, such as wineinput or minichinput for Linux, and pyjj or MS pinyin for MS windows.
Do you have to set charset coding for Emacs?
Beware that you need to set the charset coding of your input method in the .emacs file to use windows IME input method, for example: See also the Specify Coding node in EmacsManual.