>Micha Borrmann wrote (on Thu, 22 Oct 2009 at 10:53 +0200):

>

> Andrew C. Suttles schrieb:

>

> > You can set the frame font you are using in Emacs with "set-frame-font".  If you

> > are a new user, type "c-h f" and then the name of this function to learn about

> > setting the proper font.

>

> thanks a lot. This was a helpful hint. But today I've forgot, which font

> I was successfully using yesterday

>

 

Micha -

 

create a list of fonts and bind a function to a key so that you can scroll

through them.  I like fixed width fonts for programming, but I read e-mail in

Emacs in other languages, so I need Unicode fonts that work well with those,

also.

 

1) Use setq to create a list and an index in your .emacs

2) Next, create a function that sets font 'list[index]' using `set-frame-font'

3) Bind your new home-made function to a convenient key combo, and you can

change fonts on the fly

 

Andrew