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<blockquote data-quote="Boilermaker" data-source="post: 100124" data-attributes="member: 10306">belzebutt, I haven't maintained a version of blue two since a release for mp .2.0.4, which would not work in mp .2.2.0.&nbsp; I stopped working on versions of bluetwo in any way a few weeks prior to the release of mp .2.1.0.&nbsp; Doesn't sound like you are using an older, no longer supported version of my skins tho because i never used any font other than arial (the default skins currently use Franklin Gothic Medium).&nbsp; Just to be sure, i'm going to edit the old bluetwo 1280x720 thread to remove any links, then try to get the download of the old skin off the repository page.Anyway, to actually answer one of your questions, if you would like to use a narrower font, open up fonts.xml in a text editor and do a find for &quot;Franklin Gothic Medium&quot; and replace with &quot;Arial&quot;.&nbsp; Before you do that, make an original copy of fonts.xml so you can revert back if you don't like the results.&nbsp; Changing a font can lead to alignment issues, which may be more of a problem than not liking the current font.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Boilermaker, post: 100124, member: 10306"] belzebutt, I haven't maintained a version of blue two since a release for mp .2.0.4, which would not work in mp .2.2.0. I stopped working on versions of bluetwo in any way a few weeks prior to the release of mp .2.1.0. Doesn't sound like you are using an older, no longer supported version of my skins tho because i never used any font other than arial (the default skins currently use Franklin Gothic Medium). Just to be sure, i'm going to edit the old bluetwo 1280x720 thread to remove any links, then try to get the download of the old skin off the repository page. Anyway, to actually answer one of your questions, if you would like to use a narrower font, open up fonts.xml in a text editor and do a find for "Franklin Gothic Medium" and replace with "Arial". Before you do that, make an original copy of fonts.xml so you can revert back if you don't like the results. Changing a font can lead to alignment issues, which may be more of a problem than not liking the current font. [/QUOTE]

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