Irish Translation Forum

Méabh wrote:Ok, how do I turn that on?

Use TextWriter for all your Bunchló needs Just kidding . . . I don't know. Whenever I have a computer question like this I usually run to Google and see if somebody's posted a solution on a web page somewhere - and most of the time I'm not disappointed

David

Maith thú! Bhí an-smaoineamh é sin!

1) Go to Start
2) Go to the Control Panel
3) Click on the upper right icon "Appearance and Themes"
4) Click on the icon on the bottom left, "Display"
5) Select the tab "Appearance"
6) Click the button towards the bottom right, marked "Effects..."
7) Enable the tickbox next to "Use the following method to smooth screen fonts" and select "ClearType" from the dropdown menu

Hopefully that's simple enough for the not so computer savvy

Hey Artful and phelan! Don't forget to put yourselves on the map!

This is so cool! You can zoom right in and everything! You can see my road, and my house...wait a minute, you can see ME!!!! I've added myself twice. One for me up at uni and another for down at home home! Zoom Zoom!

Am i the only Scottish person?

MacCoinneach wrote:Am i the only Scottish person?

Just the only one who has so far put himself on the map.

Asarlaí wrote:I think Lánchló a nicer font, way easier to read.

http://www.fainne.org/gaelchlo/langc.html

I know some font called Glánchló is it the same one or it isn't?

How disappointing that the map does not extend beyond the surface of Earth.

Greznon wrote:How disappointing that the map does not extend beyond the surface of Earth.

Maybe you could put a pin in your under-sea Earth base!!