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tengo una duda y es que en el festival no me deja seguir otras esenas y llego a un callejon sin salida sin abanzar ni nada que debo de hacer
Not sure why you’d try a lowercase “i”—there’s no font which has any amount of ambiguity between a lowercase “i” and the oft-ambiguous character grouping that is comprised of the lowercase “l,” uppercase “I,” and numeral “1”…
But, in any case, it’s a lowercased “L”; that is, an “l.”
(The rest of this comment is just advice for whoever is maintaining the original post.)
This is a perfect example of what the “code” tag is fantastic for. By guaranteeing a monospaced font, visually differentiating the characters often becomes far simpler:
Code:
8a7l6eAnd just to demonstrate, this is what an “I,” “l,” and “1” look like:
Code:
I l 1Alternatively, simply changing the font from the (horrible) F95 default of Verdana and bumping the font size up to 18pt can sometimes do the trick, too, as demonstrated below.
- Red = Ambiguous Differences.
- Yellow = Clear Differences.
- Green = Obvious Differences.
| Font Face | Code | Comparison (I l 1) |
|---|---|---|
Arial | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Book Antiqua | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Courier New | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Georgia | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Tahoma | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Times New Roman | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Trebuchet MS | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Verdana (default) | 8a67l6e | I l 1 |
Of course, the simplest means of fixing this would be for the developer to simply not use ambiguous characters in a field that doesn’t allow pasting into in the first place… That, or just enable pasting into the field. The latter would, obviously, be much more user friendly.