There's also Source Code Pro, available for free from SourceForge. And it
is an open license, Adobe-created OTF. I'm just sayin'.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sourcecodepro.adobe/?source=directory
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Hi folks.
After not using Frame day-to-day for a few years, I've finally landed a
contract where they want me to use it...
So I am just finding out what's new in Frame 11 and reading through all the
docs.
Not wanting to bombard the list with minutiae, but there are some quite odd
things buried
I don't have any difficulties using Courier in FrameMaker today. :)
However, some years ago, I switched to Consolas for fixed-width text in my
documents. It looks _much_ cleaner on sample code, in PDF files and on a
display screen, etc., than any of the Courier fonts available.
You might check
Davis, David wrote:
Not wanting to bombard the list with minutiae, but there are some quite odd
things buried in the Frame help files that look like they've been there since
the 1990s -
E.g. in Home / Using FrameMaker 11 / Templates and Page Layout / Formats
Fonts I found this little
At 13:02 -0700 24/7/13, Syed Zaeem Hosain (syed.hos...@aeris.net) wrote:
However, some years ago, I switched to Consolas for fixed-width text in my
documents. It looks _much_ cleaner on sample code, in PDF files and on a
display screen, etc., than any of the Courier fonts available.
Ditto
Oh, yes, I like that one too - saw it some months back! But since I had
standardized on Consolas quite a while ago, I continued with it.
Z
Jack DeLand said:
There's also Source Code Pro, available for free from SourceForge. And it is
an open license, Adobe-created OTF. I'm just sayin'.
Hi folks.
After not using Frame day-to-day for a few years, I've finally landed a
contract where they want me to use it...
So I am just finding out what's new in Frame 11 and reading through all the
docs.
Not wanting to bombard the list with minutiae, but there are some quite odd
things buried
I don't have any difficulties using Courier in FrameMaker today. :)
However, some years ago, I switched to Consolas for fixed-width text in my
documents. It looks _much_ cleaner on sample code, in PDF files and on a
display screen, etc., than any of the Courier fonts available.
You might check
Davis, David wrote:
> Not wanting to bombard the list with minutiae, but there are some quite odd
> things buried in the Frame help files that look like they've been there since
> the 1990s -
> E.g. in "Home / Using FrameMaker 11 / Templates and Page Layout / Formats >
> Fonts" I found this
At 13:02 -0700 24/7/13, Syed Zaeem Hosain (Syed.Hosain at aeris.net) wrote:
>However, some years ago, I switched to Consolas for fixed-width text in my
>documents. It looks _much_ cleaner on sample code, in PDF files and on a
>display screen, etc., than any of the Courier fonts available.
Oh, yes, I like that one too - saw it some months back! But since I had
"standardized" on Consolas quite a while ago, I continued with it.
Z
Jack DeLand said:
> There's also Source Code Pro, available for free from SourceForge. And it is
> an open license, Adobe-created OTF. I'm just
There's also Source Code Pro, available for free from SourceForge. And it
is an open license, Adobe-created OTF. I'm just sayin'.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/sourcecodepro.adobe/?source=directory
Jack DeLand, CSM | 734 972 3026 (cell) | jack.deland (skype) |
www.linkedin.com/in/jackdeland
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