To change your console font to a True Type font, complete the following steps.
- Click Start > Run, and then type cmd.
- Click OK. The console window is displayed.
- Left-click on the icon at the top left of the command prompt window, and then click Properties.
- On the Properties dialog box, select the Font tab.
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In the Font area, select a True Type font. True Type
fonts have a black T in front of a gray T before the font name.
If there are not any true type fonts displayed in the Font area, or you see font messages before the properties page loads, ensure you are on a valid code page. To verify that you are on a valid code page, run the chcp command.
- Optional. Update the font size.
- Click OK.