multi-file rename font

[NotNull]

Is tehre a way to change the fontsize in the multi-file rename window?

When using regular expressions, the 'old format' can get a bit hard to decipher.
Same goes for the identical Advanced Copy To, move to, ... windows

[void]

Not directly.

The UI scale can be set with Tools -> Options -> UI -> Scale.



If you don't want to adjust the UI scale, you can set the dialog font with a custom Everything.lng:

• Download CustomDialogFont.zip and extract the Custom Dialog Font.txt to an empty folder.
• Download makelng.zip and extract makelng.exe to the same folder.
• Edit the font information in the Custom Dialog Font.txt
• Save changes.
• Run makelng.exe
• Ignore any errors and click OK.
• Copy the generated Everything.lng to your Everything.exe location.
• Restart Everything
• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the General tab on the left.
• Change Language to Custom Dialog Font
• Click OK.

Compiling Everything.lng



I have put on my TODO list to add ini settings to custom the dialog font and size.
Thanks for the suggestion.

[NotNull]

Clever!

The CustomDialogFont method worked flawlessly.

Now the { and ( can be distinguished again
Thanks a lot!

[void]

Everything 1.5.0.1306 adds the following ini settings:

dialog_pointsize
dialog_weight
dialog_italic
dialog_charset
dialog_typeface

The system defaults are typically:
dialog_pointsize=8
dialog_weight=400
dialog_italic=0
dialog_typeface=MS Shell Dlg 2

These values are passed directly to CreateDialogIndirect when Everything creates a dialog.

[SuperDude]

Not directly.

The UI scale can be set with Tools -> Options -> UI -> Scale.

If you don't want to adjust the UI scale, you can set the dialog font with a custom Everything.lng:

• Download CustomDialogFont.zip and extract the Custom Dialog Font.txt to an empty folder.
• Download makelng.zip and extract makelng.exe to the same folder.
• Edit the font information in the Custom Dialog Font.txt
• Save changes.
• Run makelng.exe
• Ignore any errors and click OK.
• Copy the generated Everything.lng to your Everything.exe location.
• Restart Everything
• In Everything, from the Tools menu, click Options.
• Click the General tab on the left.
• Change Language to Custom Dialog Font
• Click OK.

Compiling Everything.lng

I have put on my TODO list to add ini settings to custom the dialog font and size.
Thanks for the suggestion.

I found a much easier and faster solution. If you set the following options in the .ini file, you can make all dialogs use a font of your choice:

dialog_pointsize=9
dialog_weight=700
dialog_italic=
dialog_charset=
dialog_typeface=Segoe UI Black

The above settings makes all text displayed in a bold font, which is exactly what I needed.