Hi Andrew,
A fellow developer of mine just suggested the same thing. I'll see how this
works.
Thanks,
John
On Aug 11, 2011, at 8:40 AM, Andrew Sinning wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> We've been confronting similar issues the last few days. There are
> some subtle differences in the way font embedding
Hi Henrik,
Thanks for the suggestion. The font was embedded in the way you describe, which
is why I'm a little concerned. Your steps are the way I usually embed fonts.
Have a good day,
John
On Aug 11, 2011, at 8:36 AM, Henrik Andersson wrote:
> It is a very common problem. You need to embed t
to clarify: I think the reason that the "bold" setting got us is that
the CS5 authoring environment does not seem to indicate how text is
styled.
On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 8:40 AM, Andrew Sinning wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> We've been confronting similar issues the last few days. There are
> some subtle
Hi John,
We've been confronting similar issues the last few days. There are
some subtle differences in the way font embedding works between the
two versions which can mess you up. Here's how we have fixed this:
Our problem was with Arial Narrow, set to "bold". The font that is
embedded is "Ari
It is a very common problem. You need to embed the font in a different
way that is not automatically dealt with.
Just find the textfield on the stage, select it and click on the embed
button in the properties inspector panel to add the correct symbol for
the font.
Flash will then automatical
Hi All,
I have a legacy project created in CS3, Flash Player 9, AS2. Works and compiles
fine. I decided to bring it into the 21st century and opened it, made a simple
change and saved it in CS5. I compiled for the same Flash Player 9 and AS2 and
now I have two dynamic textfields that do not sho
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