Embedded fonts

[Robert J. Earp]

Welcome back Andre !!
It was nice meeting you in Monterey and I'm happy you and your new PB 
had a great time in Hawaii, although visions of you twirling poi in a 
grass skirt are a bit scary ;-)

We spoke about the ability to embed fonts into runtime stacks and you 
said you thought it could be done.  Have you had any more thoughts on 
the subject ?

As an encouragement to Kevin & Co. to help support you with something 
meaningful, embedding fonts is absolutely essential for us to distribute 
multi media projects without having the hassle of loaders.  We use 
custom fonts for a whole variety of purposes, a lot of the time not even 
to display words (simulation/animation of technical stuff), plus there 
is a very easy way to do this with the competition (TB) that actually 
has a not too bad interface!! 

Oh yes, and for the copyright issue, somehow TB takes a look at the 
font  properties to see if it is legally copyable before allowing it to 
be embedded.

I can send you a sample screen shot of the TB interface if you'd like.

best, Bob...
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Robert J. Earp - Ashford Training Technologies*
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