I considered the alternative font option too but new software is not in the
projects budget.
The font is not exported into the .swf that needs it. I'm using a fonts.swf
as a global library.
I don't want to create a textFormat for each static field so setting them to
dynamic is not an option.
What
ahh...
I would use a tool like TypeTool to create a "new" version of the
font, use one for static and one for embedding...
However, why not just set your static textFields to dynamic...
You can use the font in your library by setting the font to exportName*
- Taka
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 12:02
Sorry I meant exported fonts that are in turn applied to a dynamic textField
whose embedFonts property is set to true.
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 2:41 PM, Taka Kojima wrote:
> what's the exact bug, because I just created two text fields, one with
> static text, the other dynamic. I embedded the font
what's the exact bug, because I just created two text fields, one with
static text, the other dynamic. I embedded the font in the dynamic
text field and it worked...
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 11:16 AM, Joel Stransky wrote:
> I've finally run into a situation where I really need the same font both
I've finally run into a situation where I really need the same font both
embeded and used statically.
I've been searching the web and there a lots of mentions of the bug but I've
yet to find a great work around.
Does anyone have a preferred or elegant fix they can recommend?
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