How to modify Win8 fonts with tools in Win8 system

Users who like to beautify the system are always happy to make their own interface effects different, and the system font is a common step, but in Win8 system, we can't be personalized like Win7. Set the system font in the settings & rdquo;. This issue of "Win8 Encyclopedia" will introduce you to Win8 to change the font method.
Because you can't manually modify the fonts in the system as usual, we need a tool, MacType (download) is a good software, here can play a role. So let's introduce the use of MacType here.
When installing MacType, there is not much to be aware of, that is, when selecting the type, we recommend that users who generally need to select "typical" are completely sufficient, and the latter is waiting for the installation to complete. This software installation does not require an installation path, so it also saves a lot of trouble.

































The registry can get the most seamless experience, but deactivating and enabling it requires restarting the computer; the service loading system is unified, but the deactivation and activation are required through the Windows Service Manager; the tray loading is more common and can be used in the system. Enable, disable, and modify configurations at any time on the tray.

Selecting the loading method
Finally there is an option to "do not use autoloading", this can manually drag individual programs to MacType, and you can enable Disabled.

Process Management
After this step is completed, the font is selected. After the selection, “Complete & rdquo;

Selecting font effects
Of course, if we choose tray loading, right click on the tray icon to change the font at any time, or disable the software to restore the font.

Tray mode to modify the configuration at any time
The above is a way to modify fonts in Win8, of course, if you can find other tools can also be used, and although we can modify the registry by modifying the method, But this method is both complicated and prone to bugs, so we still recommend using off-the-shelf tools.