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spacesurfer · 03-11-2016, 09:45 AM

Thank for the responses.

I'm using different computers and ALL of them have the same problem. I'm using a Windows 7 32-bit computer at work with Sigil portable 32-bit (downloaded from portableapps.com) because I can't install software on work computers.

I'm using Windows 10 64-bit version (home on one and pro on another) and both have the same problem.

I was using the portable 32-bit version and based on suggestion above I installed 64-bit version and still the same problem.

I don't have any fonts installed except Arial Unicode MS, Shruti (which comes with Windows), Nirmal UI (which comes with Windows), and I installed Noto Sans Gujarati. I removed Noto Sans Gujarati but still no go.

As can be seen in my original images, the software automatically picks up on Arial Unicode MS as the default font for editing in Code View and the Noto Sans Gujarati font that is embedded for the Preview view.

Any more light on this issue is appreciated, especially since Doitsu is not having this issue based on his screenshot... That is what I would like to see... makes a world of difference when it displays correctly.

03-11-2016, 09:45 AM	#5
spacesurfer Junior Member Posts: 3 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2016 Device: Google Play Books	Thank for the responses. I'm using different computers and ALL of them have the same problem. I'm using a Windows 7 32-bit computer at work with Sigil portable 32-bit (downloaded from portableapps.com) because I can't install software on work computers. I'm using Windows 10 64-bit version (home on one and pro on another) and both have the same problem. I was using the portable 32-bit version and based on suggestion above I installed 64-bit version and still the same problem. I don't have any fonts installed except Arial Unicode MS, Shruti (which comes with Windows), Nirmal UI (which comes with Windows), and I installed Noto Sans Gujarati. I removed Noto Sans Gujarati but still no go. As can be seen in my original images, the software automatically picks up on Arial Unicode MS as the default font for editing in Code View and the Noto Sans Gujarati font that is embedded for the Preview view. Any more light on this issue is appreciated, especially since Doitsu is not having this issue based on his screenshot... That is what I would like to see... makes a world of difference when it displays correctly.