How to Set Gujarati or Hindi Font in eCount Print Files

This article explains how to set Gujarati, Hindi, or any Unicode font for eCount print files.

📋 Overview

eCount print files use the Arial Unicode MS font to display non‑Latin characters correctly. Selecting the proper font ensures that Gujarati, Hindi, or other Unicode text prints as expected.

🔧 Steps / How-to

1. Open the desired print file in eCount.
2. Select the textbox that contains the text you want to change.
3. In the font dropdown, choose Arial Unicode MS. See the example image below.
4. Save the print file and return to eCount.
5. Run a print preview to confirm the new font is applied.

💡 Tip: Use the same font for all text boxes that contain Unicode characters to avoid mixed‑font issues.

⚠️ Note: Selecting any font other than Arial Unicode MS will prevent Unicode characters from printing correctly.

✅ Summary

• Open the print file and select the target textbox.
• Set the font to Arial Unicode MS.
• Save and preview to verify the change.
• Ensure all Unicode text uses the same font to avoid printing issues.