Looking at the improvement of Windows7 through the Chinese version (3)

The Media Center program in Windows XP and Vista provides us with a home appliance media player interface. Because this platform is specially designed for large screen and remote control applications, the interface is designed with extra large fonts for easy viewing from a distance. However, in the Chinese version of XP and Vitsa, the Media Center interface uses the built-in Song characters. Because this font is relatively thin, it does not use the thicker fonts like the English version, which brings the user a long-distance viewing. Some inconvenience. Therefore, some tips on how to modify fonts for Media Center have been circulated on the Internet. It is also a helpless move for users.

In the Chinese version of Win7, we are delighted to see that the Media Center interface uses the "Microsoft Yahei" font that matches the design concept, which not only looks more beautiful, but more importantly You can see more clearly when you watch it from a distance.