Font Management in Windows

This video tutorial explains how to identify and change the default font in Microsoft Windows. It covers the steps to access the Control Panel, select a new font, and create a registry file using Notepad to apply the changes. The tutorial also provides guidance on reverting to the default font if needed, ensuring that users can customize their Windows experience effectively.

What is the default font used in Microsoft Windows?

• Arial

• Segoe UI

• Calibri

• Times New Roman

What is a crucial step before changing the system font?

• Backing up files

• Updating drivers

• Installing antivirus

• Knowing the exact font name

Where can you view the installed fonts in Windows?

• Task Manager

• File Explorer

• Control Panel

• Settings

Which view option should be selected in Control Panel to see fonts?

• Details

• Large icons

• Small icons

• List

Which tool is used to create a registry file for changing fonts?

• Notepad

• WordPad

• Excel

• Paint

What file extension should be used when saving a registry file?

• .txt

• .reg

• .exe

• .doc

What is the purpose of the 'font substitute' in the registry file?

• To backup fonts

• To add new fonts

• To replace one font with another

• To delete fonts

What must be done after applying the new font registry file?

• Log out

• Hibernate

• Restart the system

• Shut down

How can you verify if the font change was successful?

• Open Task Manager

• View the Start Menu

• Open a web browser

• Check the desktop icons

What should you do if the new font does not support certain symbols?

• Update Windows

• Change the system language

• Revert to the default font

• Ignore it