But my first big problem was font support. HancomWord's configuration utility, shown in Figure B , will look very familiar to anyone who has used Windows 95. However, like Windows 95, some of these things don't work. First, I wanted to see how to configure a True Type font since the icon was on the configuration tool. Double clicking this on my system does nothing.
Nothing runs, nothing beeps, nada.
As I scratched my head, I thought perhaps to activate True Type fonts, there would be a configuration option available to activate them. Double clicking the Font icon brings your to the dialog box shown in Figure C . As you can see in the figure, there aren't many fonts to choose from, and the ones you can choose from aren't familiar, unless of course, you speak Korean. And I couldn't figure out how to add a font, True Type or otherwise, with the help instructions given. I hope this will be addressed when the official version is released, but until that time I'd just like to let them know that this needs some work.