MacroSystem Bogart SE Ver.4 User manual - Manual (Page 58)

58 Chapter 4
the first image of your scene . There is a task bar in the fore-
ground . This task bar provides you with several components
that are described in the following:
• With the keyboard you can enter the text of your choice. It is
also possible to connect an external keyboard (e .g . Power Key
option) to enter the text . Any adjustments you make to the set-
tings will automatically be applied to the next line of text entry .
If you want, you can enter the text later, but it is recommended
that you enter some letters now in order to better judge the
results later . If you would like to format every line with its own
settings (e .g . font, size, color), then click on the newline key
after every line you enter and then specify the desired format .
Separate formatting for individual words or letters in the same
line is not possible .
• A click on the button “Font” opens a window in which you
have a choice of fonts and many type sizes (10-500 points) .
The font can be selected by clicking on its name or with the
slider, as you already know from the effect list . Next to the
fonts in the list, there are also different symbols . Most of the
fonts that come with the program are marked with a “A” . This
means that they contain all usual Western European charac-
ters) . A font marked with a happy face (there is one supplied
in the standard package) contains pictures and/or symbols
instead of letters and punctuation . Fonts that are marked with
“A+” also contain Eastern European characters . These fonts
are available as extension products . Fonts marked with “A-”
are not always complete and may contain deviations from the
usual fonts . These fonts are not sold, but can be obtained free
of charge in appropriate instances .
Note: The Carolann font supplied with the standard package
has two different forms for “s”, in addition to “ß”. The “s” key
on the keyboard is the more frequently used long “s”, that is
something like an “f” without the horizontal stroke. The small,
round “s” is mapped to the “#” key.
The size of the font is determined with the slider . The display
shows a preview of the current font type and font size as ap-
plied to “MacroSystem” . In addition to using installed fonts,
you can also directly import your own fonts . Only TrueType
fonts can be imported . To do this, click in this menu on the
“Import font(s)” button . This will lead you to a selection menu
in which you can select and confirm the storage medium that
contains the fonts . You will get a list of available fonts .
The currently selected font will be shown in a preview . The
Multi Select function allows you to choose multiple fonts to im-
port . You can import a maximum of 100 fonts . Once you have
tagged all the desired fonts, press OK to import them . Once
imported, the fonts are added to your font list . These fonts are
listed with their font name . They are marked by an “A” with a
superscript “x” .
Should you have installed too many fonts, you can remove the
superfluous ones by clicking on the “Delete font(s)” button .
You should then mark the ones you want to delete and click on
OK to delete them .