TechKing

Some part of the explanation. There is very little information on this on the www and most people mix up things. This clarification might help solving the problem. -"Large fonts" refers to the options desktop right click/properties/appearance tab/font size drop-box. It only blows up the windows title font. It does not increase the size of icon labels on the desktop for exemple. -120 dpi has nothing to do with large fonts. It refers to the option desktop right click/properties/settings tab/advanced button/general tab/DPI setting drop-box. Choosing it increases all the font sizes in Windows (window titles, menus, icon labels, etc). It looks like if you have a small screen (like an eee pc screen) that can not display more than 800x600, the 120dpi setting is not available, whether nLite has been used or not. If the maximal true resolution of the screen is more than 800x600, the 120 dpi is available even if the resolution has been lowered to 800x600. What is the point of using 120dpi to blow up screen characters instead of changing the "large font" setting? The large font setting only affects the window title font, and not the size of icon labels on the desktop for example. Everything remains difficult to read on a small screen. The 120 dpi blows up everything proportionnally and most software have been tested to work properly in 120 dpi, so chopped off menu items are pretty rare. After lots of testing, I don't think the problem is with nLite, but with Windows.

Same problem. Does anybody know how nLite removes large font support? There is no such option in nLite. Some have mentionned that it was caused by removing "extra fonts" but it still happens when it is unchecked. My ini file is attached. Last_Session.ini

I haven't identified which removed component caused this problem yet. I have found that the problem is with the font.inf file. I copied and paste the inf file from another computer as well as all fonts. The 120dpi option is now selectable but I I get an error message: [translation following this message] "modifier le paramètre PPP. Le programme d'installation de Windows n'a pas modifié les paramètres demandés. Vous ne disposez peut-être pas des privilèges requis pour installer ou désintaller de nouveaux fichiers ou pilotes. Contactez votre administrateur." Translation: "Modify DPI settings. Windows installation program can't modify required parameters. You might not have required privileges to install or remove new files or drivers. Contact your administrator." I am logged as a user with administrative rights. Some other file must be missing but I can't find which. Anybody has an idea?

I accidently removed large fonts (120 dpi) from my nLited version of Win XP. After installing windows and customizing everything of the computer, I was told that large font support was essential for the person... (neither 96dpi nor 120dpi appears in the display settings). Is there a way to manually install this feature in Windows XP pro? Also, generally speaking, when a feature has been removed with nLite, is there any way to just reinstall that feature on a computer where Windows has already been installed? (something like just checking the feature in nLite, put it on a disk and add it to the installed computer).

I have nLited Windows XP to save space and removed most unused codepage/keyboards layout. I have installed Asian character support but kept only traditional and simplified Chinese. When I access a chinese webpage with Firefox or list filenames that contain chinese characters in explorer, boxes (sometime question marks in Firefox) instead of characters appear about 25% of the time. Obviously, one of the codepage has not been installed. My question is: if you find a webpage that does not display the Asian characters appropriately, or a filename that does not display appropriately, how do I find out the exact codepage missing so I can install it manually?