Open bcrotty opened 8 years ago
Shouldn't need a specific font. This will be caused by the unicode symbol character encoding. You may try enabling "font_options": ["directwrite"]
in your Preferences to improve unicode support.
That didn't work to fix it. I'm just confused why it would work in Windows 8.1 and not 10.
In Windows 10, the stars that indicate favorites and the checks and X's that show the state of settings show as missing characters (rectangle outline). They appear normally in Windows 8.1. Do I need a specific font?