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While in True Fill, you will continue to see glyph details that you may have made visible, like nodes, handles, curvature, etc. View > True Fill ( Shift + Space) is not really a preview, but a toggle to switch the glyph fill to 100% opaque. keys to browse characters without releasing the ` or Space key. Similarly, if a node (or several nodes) is selected when you choose to Quick Preview, you can use the arrow keys to move or delete it while remaining in preview. You can start an action, like dragging a node or Quick Scale, press space (or grave) and continue dragging to see a high quality preview of your actions. All other details like nodes, handles, curvature, etc. Until you release the key, you will see a high-quality preview of the outlines. It can be activated by pressing the ` or Space key. Quick Preview lets you view a high-quality preview of your outlines inside the Glyph Window and without opening the Preview Panel. Details about the Preview panel can be found here. The Preview panel gives you several options for previewing glyphs, including choice of content, font size and alignment along with the ability to apply filters, flip the glyphs, see the glyphs with OpenType features turned on, view outlines, as well as simulate tracking, slant and scaling. This text will be set using the current font you have open, or in several selected fonts from the Fonts panel. The Preview panel Window > Panels > Preview is a text editor in which you can preview the current glyph or type in any text you’d like to preview, among other content. Press the ` or Space for a Quick Preview right in a Glyph window or use Shift Space to toggle the glyph fill in the Glyph window to a dark/opaque True Fill.
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In FontLab, you can preview glyphs in three ways: the Preview Panel allows you to enter and format arbitrary text with many view options and features. Glyph names, OT features, text, layers, color, files, UI, Python, variaĭetecting Element References or Composites Variation, imported artwork, components, auto layers, elements Metrics, kerning, Font window, Font Info, hints, guides, classes General, editing, anchors, actions, FontAudit, copy-paste
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