Tech Tips

Having Trouble Viewing Your ME 10 Fonts?

If so please read the following to ensure that the Myrdrv.ini file is correctly configured to point to the location of your ME 10 Fonts.

Go to your Myrdrv.ini file.  If you installed MYRIAD using the defaults, this file will be located in the following directory.

c:\program files\igc\myriad32.  Once in there find the Myrdrv.ini file and double click on it.  This will open the file.  Once you have opened the file then scroll down till you get to the ME10 section.  It will be displayed as this: [ME10]

Once there scroll down a little further and edit the following line with the full path name to where your ME10 fonts are located.  As before is the defaults were used in the install then this path should look like this.

 FontPath=c:\program files\igc\myriad32\ME10 Fonts

After you have set the full path, go to file and then save and save the file.  Restart MYRIAD and bring up the drawing and you should see the text.

Below I'm going to attached the full ME10 section so you can see what this section will look like.

[Me10]

# ME10 DRIVER CONFIGURATION PARAMETERS

#

#  FontAbort        - Whether or not to abort if a font file cannot be found

#                     OFF - (Default) Continue loading

#                     ON  - Abort load; give error back to user

#

#  FontPath         - Tells loader where to search for font files (.shx etc)

#                     Default path is where MYRIAD is located

#

#  Font<nn>         - Where <nn> is a number between 01 and 99.  It is

#                     a listing of font files to look through, starting at

#                     Font00 and going through Font99.  Each font has three

#                     parameters: a unix file, a dos file, and an index file.

#                     If a path is provided, the entire path will be used.

#                     Otherwise, the file will be searched for in the FontPath

#                     directory. The format is as follows:

#                         Font<nn>=<unix_path>,<dos_path>,<index_file>

#                     Unix and DOS paths are provided separately due to

#                     filename restrictions on DOS FAT drive partitions.

#                     Index files are used in MYRIAD for DOS only to save

#                    memory when neccessary (e.g. using Kanji font).

#

#  LedArrowFill     - Indicates whether arrowhead of LED entities will be

#                     filled.

#                     OFF - NOT filled

#                     ON  - (Default) Filled

#

#  ShowCtrlPgon     - Whether the control polygon for splines will be displayed.

#                     OFF - (Default) Do NOT display

#                     ON  - Display

#

#  RequiredFont<n> - Required fonts are fonts which are always loaded into the

#                    driver, regardless of whether or not they are required.

#                     The format is identical to that of Font<nn>, however only

#                     required fonts 1-9 are allowed.

#

FontAbort=OFF

FontPath=c:\program files\igc\myriad32\ME10 Fonts

Font01=hp_block_c,     hp_blk_c.fnt

Font02=hp_block_v,     hp_blk_v.fnt

Font03=hp_d17_c,       hp_d17_c.fnt

Font04=hp_d17_v,       hp_d17_v.fnt

Font05=hp_jasc_c,      hp_jas_c.fnt

Font06=hp_jasc_v,      hp_jas_v.fnt

Font07=hp_kanji_c,     hp_kan_c.fnt

Font08=hp_symbols,     hp_syms.fnt

Font09=hp_symbols2,    hp_syms2.fnt

Font10=hp_Y14.5,       hp_y14_5.fnt

Font11=hp_i3098_c,     i3098_c.fnt

Font12=hp_i3098_v,     i3098_v.fnt

Font13=hp_fill_c,      hp_fil_c.fnt

Font14=hp_fill_v,      hp_fil_v.fnt

Font15=troman_v,       troman_v.fnt

Font16=yhp_yousetu,    yhpyousu.fnt

Font17=tn_sfont,       tn_sfont.fnt

Font18=TN_font,        tn_font.fnt

Font19=hp_jisj_v,      hp_jisjv.fnt

Font20=titalic_v,      titalicv.fnt

LedArrowFill=ON

ShowCtrlPgon=OFF

DisplayPolyMarkers=ON

PlotSizeForLinestyleAdjust=U

LineStyleRepeatFreq=1.0

UseDefaultFont=OFF

DefaultFont=hp_i3098_c