Hello all. When I set a text field to Century Gothic, the text looks just
right.
Given that my user's machines may not have Century Gothic, I want to embed
the font in my movie. When I do so (either bitmap or otherwise), the Century
Gothic * version looks much worse. Ideas?
Thanks!
Harry
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hi list,
this is just to confirm:
it is only possible to import / embedd truetype fonts into director, isn't it?
we got some bitmap versions here which do not show up on the fint embedding list in
director and i sugested to my studiomanager to get the truetype version...
thnksa
nik
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Correct. Only TrueType fonts can be embedded. S.
At 04:46 PM 7/23/2001 +0100, you wrote:
hi list,
this is just to confirm:
it is only possible to import / embedd truetype fonts into director, isn't it?
we got some bitmap versions here which do not show up on the fint
embedding list in
thanks slava
nik
On Mon, 23 Jul 2001 12:44:28 -0400 Slava Paperno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Correct. Only TrueType fonts can be embedded. S.
At 04:46 PM 7/23/2001 +0100, you wrote:
hi list,
this is just to confirm:
it is only possible to import / embedd truetype fonts into director,
To be honest, though, unless you want editable text, the only benefit the
text member has is its convenience
Are you including anti-aliasing as a convenience? That's a pretty big one
for me.
I find your idea of using png files intriguing. I guess you couldn't do
much in the way of text
Antialiasing, in fact, is an absolute requirement for some of us
foreign-language users and odd-ball font users. The following little-known
phenomenon makes fields totally useless for half a dozen characters in the
upper half of one-byte character sets: they will not display at all unless
Antialiasing, in fact, is an absolute requirement for some of us
foreign-language users and odd-ball font users.
Slava, I liked your post--that is good info.
What has your experience been with Director 8 and 8.5 support for foreign
code pages? I know it was an issue with D7--it only had
Fonts on Win and Mac almost never look the same. This is not only
in Director. Have you checked the fonts on both platforms in any
other program?
There are ways to manipulate the fonts and the spacing in
Macromedia Fontographer. But this is complicated. You could also
generate a Win-font on the
Fonts on Win and Mac almost never look the same. This is not only
in Director. Have you checked the fonts on both platforms in any
other program?
There are ways to manipulate the fonts and the spacing in
Macromedia Fontographer. But this is complicated. You could also
generate a Win-font
Hi Pytkin.
I have never had a crash when selecting or embedding a font.
The problem with the national characters certainly is no Director
problem.
If the national characters work fine in any other program (MS-word for
example)
but not in Director, write your text in the other program, then copy
Fonts on Win and Mac almost never look the same
This is because Microshaft...sorry, I meant Microsoft use an entirely
different font size and generation routine to EVERYBODY ELSE IN THE
INDUSTRY.
There are four exceptions to this: Arial, Tahoma, Verdana (the Mac version
is a pain to get) and
Hi list,
I am developing cross-platform cd (windows mac).I
am installing font (eg.Verdana) in users machine by
installation programme. I am taking care of both
platform by using fontmap file.I do not want to
embedd the fonts in director movie. My PROBLEM is
after installation in macintosh, the
Why do you not want to embed the fonts in the movie?
Charlie Fiskeaux II
The Creative Group
www.cre8tivegroup.com
859/858-9054 x29
cell: 859/312-3883
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namaste,
As Mr. Fiskeaux says, unless you have a compelling reason otherwise, the
thing to do is to embed the fonts in the director movie. then you don't
have to install the fonts on the system, you don't have to worry about
which fonts are on the system.
you still have to test cross-platform,
I'm also curious--are you developing on Greek Windows? Is your font a true
Greek font--i.e., does it use code page 1253? Director 7 dropped support
for code pages other than 1252 (Latin 1), and I'd be happy to find out
that they restored it in D8. I'd appreciate knowing
the system and version
Hello there !
Im have created a project with director 8 for PC. I have used embeded fonts.
These fonts are Greek. The same project must run on a Mac too. The problem
is that the font maping for Greek on the Mac is different to the one on the
PC . The result is that when the project runs on a
Good morning,
Herb should have the font you are looking for, I will call him today and pass the word
that you are looking for Helvetica 75, but you can e-mail him now and ask for it.
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Fred Westermeyer
Slot Graphics
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hello david
afaik it isn't a "free-font" --- comes from "linotype"
take a look at
http://fonts.de/fonts/fonts_new_euro_h.html
or
https://www.fontexplorer.com/FontStore/FontStore.storefront/EN/product/15650261
hope it helps
regards
dietrich roland
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