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When Internet Explorer goes to use a fixed-width font, I want to override the default (Consolas or Courrier New, depending on Windows version) with my own font. Basically, whenever someone uses <tt> tags or asks for the fixed font. (I'd like to replace these with Anonymous Pro)
How can I do that?
A person with a similar problem has found a solution at this link www.computing.net - ie7-default-paper-size.
He/She found that IE would revert to 5.08mm bottom print margin if an attempt was made for anything below this measument. Your 4.09 may be kicking this very trigger and thus IE reverts to it comfortable 5.08 when you switch printers.
IE would not set the bottom print margin to anything less that 5.08mm via the page setup menu, it would automatically revert to this number if something smaller was entered. Changing the margins in the registry (hkey_users\\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\PageSetup\margin_bottom) stuck for smaller margins.
I don't think Windows (or Word) includes a hieroglyph font. You may be able to find one on the Office website but NewGardiner seems to have lots of good characters.
You should have administrator privileges on your machine to install a font (if you don't have permission then you may need to find someone who does). If you have that it is just a matter of double clicking the font file to open in in the font preview window. The just click the Install button in the top area of the font preview window to install a font.
Once installed, the string should give you what you want when 'New Gardiner' is selected as the font (you'll probably need to use 'Merge Formatting' when you paste it from this site). You may also want to look at it in the Character Map to find grouped multiples of these glyphs; which will produce a better spacing for longer numbers.
Ale has also brought up a good point about portability. At the bottom of the Save tab in the Word Options dialog, there is a section that you can use to add the font to the document so that it'll work when you move this document to another computer:
You can select which document that your settings apply to in the dropdown. Then make sure Embed fonts in file is selected to make sure that others can see this document properly. This is especially important in an office environment where many users may not have the ability to install the font on their machine.
Best Answer
I believe the "Plain text font" under Tools > Internet Options > General > Fonts is the one you need to change.
Update:
To override a font defined by the web page you are viewing, create a CSS file and in it put:
Then under Tools > Internet Options > General > Accessibility, select "Format documents using my style sheet", and provide the location of the CSS file you created above.