Thanks all for the input. Turns out that I solved my own problem the same
day and posted it, but I didn't have my email set to plaintext so it didn't
get posted. I will modify the below code later with input you all provided.
This turns out to be a handy piece of code for sloppy typists like me.
When testing a project (created with Director 8.5 on a Mac) on a PC (win98)
the error code stating This movie uses fonts that are not available on this
system. Director will use a default font to display the following: Geneva
appears during startup. Geneva is not suppose to be in this project. I
Am 14.01.2003 21:06 Uhr schrieb Bruce Powell unter
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You would have to step through every character using char[]
QUESTION: Is there some way for me to locate all font typefaces used by
castmember? It could even be a space with a not wanted font on it.
Bruce
[To remove
on FindFonts
repeat with i = 1 to the number of castmembers of castLib 4
if the castType of cast i of castLib 4 = EMPTY then
nothing
else
if the castType of cast i of castLib 4 = #richtext then
put the memberNum of cast i of
Bruce Powell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
...Director will use a default font to display the following: Geneva
...
Is there some way for me to locate all font typefaces used by
castmember?
Hi Bruce,
Below you'll find the handler that I use in cases like this, where only
#text members are
Bruce Powell wrote:
...
QUESTION: Is there some way for me to locate all font typefaces used by
castmember? It could even be a space with a not wanted font on it.
I was unable to put the font of a particular character in a field so I took this route
(tested in 8.5 Mac):
on findfont cLib,
