[I tried to cross-post this to comp.os.vms, but got the following error message: 441 437 hierarchy violation - crosspost outside netscape.]
I asked this question a while back, but never got a satisfactory answer. Out of the box, Cyrillic fonts wouldn't display at all with Mozilla running on VMS with DECwindows. I hunted down some fonts on the internet, installed them and now I can see Cyrillic letters, but there is only one size, one shape and one strength. HTML, in tags like <H1>, <ADDRESS> etc, with "normal" fonts results in a different size, shape or strength than the default. What do I need to do to get this to work with Cyrillic fonts? Obviously, I need the fonts. Is it enough to simply install them like I did the others? What fonts do I need and where can I get them? What I really need to understand, perhaps, is how HTML code gets translated to a request for a specific font and, if that font is not available, how the substitution (hopefully to the most similar font) is performed. Assuming I can't find the fonts I need (which is rather unlikely---the Cyrillic fonts I have were developed for unix platforms, as far as I know, and work fine on VMS), is there any way I can create the ones I need (other sizes, shapes and strengths) from the ones I have? _______________________________________________ mozilla-documentation mailing list mozilla-documentation@mozilla.org http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-documentation
