Fonts on Windows

Mark Schonewille m.schonewille at economy-x-talk.com
Tue Jan 30 06:54:13 EST 2007


Charles,

Just a guess, but make sure to set the formatForPrinting of your  
stacks and fields to false when you don't print :-)

Best,

Mark

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Op 30-jan-2007, om 5:42 heeft Charles Szasz het volgende geschreven:

> I reported this problem related to fonts not showing up in Windows  
> builds before. And it came back after I recreated my original stack  
> by copying and pasting. I downloaded a Windows version of  
> Revolution and began to fiddle around with the fonts that were not  
> showing up. The problem is definitely related to the font that is  
> being used. In my case I used Arial, which does not work well even  
> with the Windows version of Rev! Aria was highly recommended as one  
> of the fonts you could use on both Windows and the Mac.
>
> So far I found that the Tahoma  font works better but it has  
> problems with formating. If you format for center alignment, it  
> will not be in the center. i have not had the opportunity to check  
> the other Window fonts, which I will do tomorrow.
>
> My first question then is what Windows XP fonts do Rev Windows  
> developers used? My second question: Has the "owner's font" problem  
> associated with formating (bold, etc) been corrected? I find it  
> unusual that the Rev Manual only gives a fleeing mention of owner's  
> fonts. I did not know about owner's font until I used the text menu  
> in the menu bar. I always used the inspector, which does not list it.
>
> I would greatly appreciate any information on this subject!!
>
>
>
> Charles Szasz
> cszasz at mac.com





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