Vim sets the font and encoding format

Vim sets the font and encoding formats. it usually works in a Linux environment and only windows is available when it returns home. But I am a little used to vim, so I plan to use gvim to write code on windows. There are some unpleasant places in the middle, such as garbled characters, such as ugly fonts. Therefore, you need to modify the gvim configuration file... Vim to set the font and encoding format. it usually works in a Linux environment and is only available for windows at home. But I am a little used to vim, so I plan to use gvim to write code on windows. There are some unpleasant places in the middle, such as garbled characters, such as ugly fonts. Therefore, you need to modify the gvim configuration file. Of course, you can modify the font in the gvim menu, but that is only valid for the current window. Therefore, open c: \ progrom files \ vim \ _ vimrc and add the following content to basically meet the requirements: 1 set fileencodings = gb23122set termencoding = gb23123set guifont = courier_new: more functions of h12, explore for yourself!