Multiplatform editor Sublime Text 2

[Dan Rathbun]

Yep.. and I actually (previously) used to hide my Courier New files. Made copies of the Consolas files, and renamed them Courier, in the " %(#804000)[%SystemRoot%/Fonts]" directory.

Then I found an easier way via the Registry's " %(#0040BF)[FontSubstitutes]" key:

Save as a file somewhere with a " **%(#000000)[.reg]**" extension, say " **%(#000000)[SubConsolasForCourier.reg]**":

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\FontSubstitutes]
"Courier New"="Consolas"
"Courier New Bold"="Consolas Bold"

Double-click the file, and answer "Yes" when prompted whether you want the file to make changes to the Registry. (Restart the computer to have the changes take effect.)

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It may also be possible to change the Hive to %(#0040BF)[HKEY_CURRENT_USER] so that the substitutions only take effect for your user account. (Logoff and log back into your user account to have the changes take effect.)

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This makes your machine always substitute Consolas for Courier, in all browsers, in all native dialogs, editors etc.
(The native Notepad.exe looks much better with Consolas!)

[thomthom]

(docs.sublimetext.info)

http://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=7196

[yorik1984]

I use font DejaVu Sans Mono. Zerro not look like a "O"(Dotted zerro). In Consolas font "l" look like "1"(It's bad)