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To install a Ziba typeface, you will need to download a file. If you are in the Kylaris Discord, it is pinned as "Nemhau_Goaboajua_Ziba.otf" in the #linguistics channel. If you are unable to access the file through there, please message alleny on Discord for it. | To install a Ziba typeface, you will need to download a file. If you are in the Kylaris Discord, it is pinned as "Nemhau_Goaboajua_Ziba.otf" in the #linguistics channel. If you are unable to access the file through there, please message alleny on Discord for it. | ||
On Windows, you can install the typeface simply dragging the downloaded file into the Fonts window (via the Control Panel). | On Windows, you can install the typeface simply dragging the downloaded file into the Fonts window (via the Control Panel). | ||
You may need to restart or refresh your computer or programs to have the typeface load; sometimes it can take a while. Once the typeface is installed on your computer, however, it should generally automatically appear for all relevant programs (Internet browsers, image editors, word processors, etc.) | |||
<span style="font-size:88%">N.B. that some programs (such as Microsoft Word) may not have contextual substitution, contextual alternates or contextual alternatives turned on by default, and you may need to do so manually to have the typeface work properly. </span> | |||
Revision as of 10:32, 31 January 2024
If you have a Ziba typeface installed,
should look like
Nediumejangonhazangenedhai
and not like a string of Latin letters.
To install a Ziba typeface, you will need to download a file. If you are in the Kylaris Discord, it is pinned as "Nemhau_Goaboajua_Ziba.otf" in the #linguistics channel. If you are unable to access the file through there, please message alleny on Discord for it.
On Windows, you can install the typeface simply dragging the downloaded file into the Fonts window (via the Control Panel).
You may need to restart or refresh your computer or programs to have the typeface load; sometimes it can take a while. Once the typeface is installed on your computer, however, it should generally automatically appear for all relevant programs (Internet browsers, image editors, word processors, etc.)
N.B. that some programs (such as Microsoft Word) may not have contextual substitution, contextual alternates or contextual alternatives turned on by default, and you may need to do so manually to have the typeface work properly.