Use MS Yahei for Chinese Simplified#702
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Martí Climent (marticliment) merged 1 commit intoDevolutions:mainfrom Feb 13, 2023
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Use MS Yahei for Chinese Simplified#702Martí Climent (marticliment) merged 1 commit intoDevolutions:mainfrom
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CJK characters have different forms in different Chinese variations. The current version uses Microsoft JhengHei UI for all Chinese variations, a font intended to be used in Traditional Chinese. Using Microsoft YaHei UI to display Simplified Chinese characters it's more accurate.
Current
Using MSYH