Stored Settings

> Hello,
>
> I am learning how to better manage my processes. I have never messed
> with the settings much before. The defaults were generally fine.
> However, with some of my projects I am requiring fonts which are best
> satisfied by a font with a larger character set allowing for multiple
> languages. At the moment I am using Linux Libertine or Linux Biolinum.
>
> I would like to easily have these be the default fonts I use in the
> image. I opened a clean image, I made the setting changes. I then
> "Store Settings". I then opened a new clean image and "Load Settings".
> It claims that the Linux Libertine is the new font but it is not so.
> In order for the Linux Libertine font to become active I have to
> "update" the fonts. Then the fonts become visible and the Linux
> Libertine becomes active.
>
> How do I automate the updating of the fonts in order to have the
> system fonts available when I open an image or "Load Settings"?
>
> How do I automate or script as much as possible the initial state of
> an image?
>
> Also in the "Store Settings" and "Load Settings" it would be nice if
> you could name the settings file and be able to choose what file you
> load from as opposed to there being only a single default file.
>
> I have attempted to find answers in the list archives. But I have not
> yet found what I am looking for.
>
> Pointers to documentation or articles if available are greatly
> appreciated.
> Also any wisdom or advise.
>
> Thanks.  Shalom Aleichem
>
> Jimmie

> Sorry for the noise.
>
> I think I have found what I am looking for in the Deep Into Pharo book.
> I am reading now.
>
> Shalom Aleichem
>
> Jimmie
>
> On 01/27/2016 11:16 AM, Jimmie Houchin wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I am learning how to better manage my processes. I have never messed
>> with the settings much before. The defaults were generally fine.
>> However, with some of my projects I am requiring fonts which are best
>> satisfied by a font with a larger character set allowing for multiple
>> languages. At the moment I am using Linux Libertine or Linux Biolinum.
>>
>> I would like to easily have these be the default fonts I use in the
>> image. I opened a clean image, I made the setting changes. I then
>> "Store Settings". I then opened a new clean image and "Load
>> Settings". It claims that the Linux Libertine is the new font but it
>> is not so. In order for the Linux Libertine font to become active I
>> have to "update" the fonts. Then the fonts become visible and the
>> Linux Libertine becomes active.
>>
>> How do I automate the updating of the fonts in order to have the
>> system fonts available when I open an image or "Load Settings"?
>>
>> How do I automate or script as much as possible the initial state of
>> an image?
>>
>> Also in the "Store Settings" and "Load Settings" it would be nice if
>> you could name the settings file and be able to choose what file you
>> load from as opposed to there being only a single default file.
>>
>> I have attempted to find answers in the list archives. But I have not
>> yet found what I am looking for.
>>
>> Pointers to documentation or articles if available are greatly
>> appreciated.
>> Also any wisdom or advise.
>>
>> Thanks.  Shalom Aleichem
>>
>> Jimmie
>
>
>

> pay attention that settings storage changed in 50 if I'm correct
> (because the saved settings where not refactored when
> their image API changed).
>
>
> Le 27/1/16 19:12, Jimmie Houchin a écrit :
>> Sorry for the noise.
>>
>> I think I have found what I am looking for in the Deep Into Pharo book.
>> I am reading now.
>>
>> Shalom Aleichem
>>
>> Jimmie
>>
>> On 01/27/2016 11:16 AM, Jimmie Houchin wrote:
>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I am learning how to better manage my processes. I have never messed
>>> with the settings much before. The defaults were generally fine.
>>> However, with some of my projects I am requiring fonts which are
>>> best satisfied by a font with a larger character set allowing for
>>> multiple languages. At the moment I am using Linux Libertine or
>>> Linux Biolinum.
>>>
>>> I would like to easily have these be the default fonts I use in the
>>> image. I opened a clean image, I made the setting changes. I then
>>> "Store Settings". I then opened a new clean image and "Load
>>> Settings". It claims that the Linux Libertine is the new font but it
>>> is not so. In order for the Linux Libertine font to become active I
>>> have to "update" the fonts. Then the fonts become visible and the
>>> Linux Libertine becomes active.
>>>
>>> How do I automate the updating of the fonts in order to have the
>>> system fonts available when I open an image or "Load Settings"?
>>>
>>> How do I automate or script as much as possible the initial state of
>>> an image?
>>>
>>> Also in the "Store Settings" and "Load Settings" it would be nice if
>>> you could name the settings file and be able to choose what file you
>>> load from as opposed to there being only a single default file.
>>>
>>> I have attempted to find answers in the list archives. But I have
>>> not yet found what I am looking for.
>>>
>>> Pointers to documentation or articles if available are greatly
>>> appreciated.
>>> Also any wisdom or advise.
>>>
>>> Thanks.  Shalom Aleichem
>>>
>>> Jimmie
>>
>>
>>
>
>