What is M is a Microsoft body

The differences between Microsoft and Microsoft are: different border areas, different glyphs, and different single word areas.

First, the border areas are different.

1. Microsoft is in bold: The edge area of Microsoft is sharper, and there is a bobbin similar to that written by a brush.

2. Microsoft Yahei: The border area of Microsoft Yahei is softer and similar to polished.

Second, the glyphs are different.

1. Microsoft is in Heiti: The glyph of Microsoft in Heiti is square, and the word spacing is large.

2. Microsoft Yahei: The glyph of Microsoft Yahei is not square, but slightly flat and wide, and the word spacing is small.

Third, the area of the word is different.

1. Microsoft is in black: The heart of Microsoft is more narrow, and under the same font size, the area of a single word in Yahei is smaller.

2. Microsoft Yahei: The heart of Microsoft Yahei is fuller, and under the same font size, the single word area of Yahei is larger.

Microsoft Ya Black and Founder Heiti, which belong to the brother font, are based on the same glyph design.

Basically, the clan quarrels the same trillion scum servants, with slight differences. Because this font was designed by Microsoft on behalf of Founder.

Microsoft Ya Hei corresponds to Lanting Black; Microsoft Ya Black Bold corresponds to the Lanting Liang Zai thick black (the style is the same as the Lanting Black, only the stroke thickness is different).

The Lanting black font is designed by Mr. Qi Li of the Founder font library, and only the font is authorized to Microsoft.

In a narrow sense, the black body refers to the "black body" that comes with the computer, and its full name is the medium black body. and Microsoft Yahei are two fonts.

In a broad sense, bold font refers to a font with the same thickness of horizontal and vertical strokes, and no decorative lines at the beginning and end of the strokes. Zhongyi Heiti and Microsoft Yahei are both Heiti.

Boldbody in a broad sense is a concept that is only used by relatively professional people. Therefore, the subject can be understood in a narrow sense of the black font, that is: the black font and Microsoft Ya Hei are two fonts.

A truetype sans-serif font from Microsoft that fully supports cleartype technology for Chinese traditional Chinese systems. Its font is based on the standard font of the national character of Taiwan's "Ministry of Education". Released with Windows Vista and Office 2007 (Chinese Traditional), it is the default font for Windows Vista and is clearer and easier to read than the new detail font that was previously the default for Windows XP in LCD displays using the ClearType feature.

The font family also includes "Microsoft Positive Black Bold" with the file name. This bold font is not simply bold of ordinary characters, but is processed separately on specific strokes, so it is a separate font. When used in systems that cannot display Chinese character names, it is displayed as Microsoft jhenghei.

However, in the cleartype state, if you continue to use this embedded dot matrix to display Chinese characters, it will be inconsistent with the English thickness of the smooth display, and the style is very incongruous. Since the original Song style was not designed for smooth display, the effect of forced smooth display appeared slender and blurry.

The Vista versions of various countries have newly designed dedicated fonts, Microsoft Yahei in Chinese mainland, Microsoft Zhenghei in Taiwan and Hong Kong and Macau, meiryo in Japanese (it is said that this name ** is pronounced in Japanese), and Malgun Gothic in Korea.

For Microsoft Yahei and Microsoft Zhenghei, it is difficult to simply distinguish them with simplified or traditional Chinese, because these two sets of fonts contain relatively complete simplified and traditional Chinese characters at the same time, so as to ensure that they can be perfectly displayed on the mixed pages of simplified and traditional Chinese. However, since the cultural and educational departments on both sides of the strait have many differences in the details of the writing of Chinese characters in their respective writing standards, the two sets of glyphs cannot be used in confusion on formal occasions. Similarly, the Japanese meiryo font also contains a large number of traditional Chinese characters, but because Chinese characters have evolved in Japan for thousands of years, the way Chinese characters are written in Japanese is quite different from Chinese mainland and Taiwan.