DrRoboculous wrote: ↑June 7th, 2020, 7:32 pm
So what does this mean for users? Is there a code i'm supposed to copy & paste in all my skins? I've been trying to follow these threads for the last couple of weeks but, i'm not a coder or a skin-maker or anything; i'm just a Rainmeter user. I think I have a basic sort-of understanding of what the problem is but i don't understand what any of this means in terms of how to fix it. Any help? Thanks. Keep up the great work, everybody.
[By the way: you guys probably can't see the humor in the situation of a non-coder reading a message board and seeing a post that is just a wall of long lines of code followed by a response in human words, like "great work!" - but trust me, it's funny.]
I have to say that I also fall into the same camp as the good Doctor here. I am a complete novice when it comes to this. I did manage, however, to do some modification on the old HTC skin, and it was working fine up until all of this recent nonsense. Following these directions, I managed to get it working again, although my "degrees" symbol renders kinda funny:
HTC SPK.jpg
Any thoughts on why this might be and what I can do to correct it?
Also, I have to say a big THANK YOU!! for everyones hard work making this right again!
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ScottyK wrote: ↑June 8th, 2020, 12:31 am
I have to say that I also fall into the same camp as the good Doctor here. I am a complete novice when it comes to this. I did manage, however, to do some modification on the old HTC skin, and it was working fine up until all of this recent nonsense. Following these directions, I managed to get it working again, although my "degrees" symbol renders kinda funny:
HTC SPK.jpg
Any thoughts on why this might be and what I can do to correct it?
Also, I have to say a big THANK YOU!! for everyones hard work making this right again!
You can fix the degree symbol by changing the encoding of the skin .ini to Unicode UTF-16 Little Endian, then save the skin, reload it, and THEN, paste in the ° degree symbol.
