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<guimenu>Desk</guimenu>

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Many features provided by the &sword; backend can now be customized in &bibletime;. These features are documented right in the dialog. You also have the possibility to specify standard works that should be used when no specific work is specified in a reference. An example: The standard Bible is used to display the content of cross references in the Bible. When you hover over them, the Mag will show the content of the verses referred to, according to the standard Bible you specified. With the use of text filters, you can control the appearance of the text.

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<guimenu>Languages</guimenu>

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Here you can specify which language should be used for the biblical booknames. Set this to your native language, if it is available, and you'll feel at home.

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By default, &bibletime; uses the default system display font. You can override this font if necessary. Some languages require special fonts to be displayed correctly, and this dialog allows you to specify a custom font for each language.

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Options Dialog - fonts

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The Options dialog - Fonts.

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&bibletime; can now use all supported fonts. As long as the works you are interested in display correctly nothing needs to be done here. If a work only displays as a series of question marks (??????) or empty boxes, then you know that the standard display font does not contain the characters used in this work.

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To correct this, choose this work's language from the drop down menu. Select the use custom font checkbox. Now select a font. For example, a font that supports many languages is Code2000. If no installed font can display the work you are interested in, try installing the localization package for that language.