Fonts

Labeljoy uses the fonts installed on your computer. You pick one from the Font list of the text editor for a text, and from the same list above a barcode for its readable line.

The font list
Recently used	The last 8 fonts you picked, newest first. Texts and barcodes each have their own, and Labeljoy remembers them for next time.
All fonts	Every font on the computer, in alphabetical order, each written in itself. Emoji fonts aren't in it.

A new text starts in Arial 12, and a barcode's readable line in OCRB. To have more fonts, install them in the system as usual, then restart Labeljoy: the list is read when it starts.

A font this computer doesn't have. When you open a document that uses one - made on another computer, say - a notification, Missing fonts, names it. Meanwhile the text is shown and printed with another font, and a barcode's readable line with OCRB. The document keeps the font's name: install the font and it's back.

A character the font doesn't have - a Greek or Chinese letter in a Latin font, for instance - is taken from another font on the computer that has it, so the text still reads. Emoji are the exception: a text leaves them out, whether you type them or they come from your data (see Text editor).

A document you send to someone else looks the same on their computer only if they have its fonts. A PDF looks the same everywhere.