Thanks to all who responded to this thread. Thanks to the kind efforts
of a list member who shall remain anonymous, I now have a version of
the original font that requires only substitution for the old--no
repositioning or resizing required.
So it looks like I'm OK.
Andrew Stiller
Kallisti
On Dec 30, 2004, at 1:17 PM, Dennis Bathory-Kitsz wrote:
I know you're trying to avoid too much work, so maybe this isn't a good
suggestion either. But were I to be creating a logo block, it would be
a
separate image file to drop in place. I don't know how your logo block
works, but would an
On Dec 29, 2004, at 4:14 PM, dhbailey wrote:
Allen Fischer gave you a couple of things to try -- how about simply
renaming your KLOGO font to be the same as the name of the Zapf
Chancery font file?
Unfortunately that wouldn't help. I actually tried something similar,
and what happens is that
On Dec 29, 2004, at 8:48 PM, Richard Yates wrote:
I notice that most responders seem to have overlooked this sentence in
your
post:
Unfortunately, merely
switching fonts won't do, as the K needs to be both repositioned and
resized after the substitution.
Since you have made a new font character
At 01:09 PM 12/30/04 -0500, Andrew Stiller wrote:
Unfortunately that wouldn't help. I actually tried something similar,
and what happens is that the file's font list ends up showing two
different Zapf Chancery fonts. To get the new one to replace the old,
I'd still have to do a font
A bulk font substitution problem:
Apple used to licence the Zapf Chancery font from ITC, but starting w.
OSX, they've stopped doing that, and created a similar font called
Apple Chancery to take its place. The formerly-licensed Zapf Chancery
will not display in OSX, and cannot be opened in
Title: [Finale] mass font substitution
Andrew--
Use either the Text Search and Replace plug-in (expand the dialog for more
options)
or create a FinaleScript:
batch process folder
process subdirectories
search [Zapf Chancery] ascii character number replace [klogo]
ascii character number
Andrew Stiller wrote:
A bulk font substitution problem:
Apple used to licence the Zapf Chancery font from ITC, but starting w.
OSX, they've stopped doing that, and created a similar font called Apple
Chancery to take its place. The formerly-licensed Zapf Chancery will not
display in OSX, and
dhbailey / 04.12.29 / 04:14 PM wrote:
Allen Fischer gave you a couple of things to try -- how about simply
renaming your KLOGO font to be the same as the name of the Zapf Chancery
font file?
I don't claim I know font in OSX, but font is recognized by fontID
instead of name in general.
--
I notice that most responders seem to have overlooked this sentence in your
post:
Unfortunately, merely
switching fonts won't do, as the K needs to be both repositioned and
resized after the substitution.
Since you have made a new font character anyway, can you simply design that
character so
A-NO-NE Music wrote:
dhbailey / 04.12.29 / 04:14 PM wrote:
Allen Fischer gave you a couple of things to try -- how about simply
renaming your KLOGO font to be the same as the name of the Zapf Chancery
font file?
I don't claim I know font in OSX, but font is recognized by fontID
instead of name
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