That's sth you'd have to ask the styletap boys.
On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:41 AM, Jonathan Carse
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> Great advice - thanks.
> I tested this with a single glyph and it looks for on one-and-a-half
> resolutions.
>
> I wonder if you can help me with another related issue:
> O
Great advice - thanks.
I tested this with a single glyph and it looks for on one-and-a-half
resolutions.
I wonder if you can help me with another related issue:
On Palms our clients use we install localization software (Piloc) which
manages to hook Palm OS and causing and Hebrew field, label, butt
or you could read one of any 100 signatures added on the bottom of forum
posts... :-P
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> definitely not by writing this question 4x...
> go to http://news.palmos.com/read/?forum=palm-dev-forum and do it there
>
>
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definitely not by writing this question 4x...
go to http://news.palmos.com/read/?forum=palm-dev-forum and do it there
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maybe very stupid idea, but
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> Hey folks,
>
> My project uses a custom font glyph file for displaying Hebrew text. The
> glyphs are for old 160x160 devices.
> On 320x320 devices it looks also fine, since it's just doubled.
>
> We're now s
In addition, make sure all your letters have an even width, that way you can
also make the with proportional.
For example, if the "Bet" is 6*10, you would make the 108 at 9*15
I imagine it won't look perfect, but it should work.
Lionscribe
P.S. You don't have to edit all letters for the testing pu
Shalom,
Try dropping the Glyph size to 10 (remove the top line), and then you will be
able to make it all proportional.
And if I am correct, Hebrew glyphs by default are better off in 10 than 11.
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Same...
I also just noticed another warning at the end of all the warnings I
detailed in the first post:
Sivan.rcp:27: warning: Font heights not in proportion across different
densities
2008/7/16, Michal Seliga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> maybe very stupid idea, but if 16.5 is correct, 16 doesn't w
maybe very stupid idea, but if 16.5 is correct, 16 doesn't work, did you tried
17?
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Hey folks,
My project uses a custom font glyph file for displaying Hebrew text. The
glyphs are for old 160x160 devices.
On 320x320 devices it looks also fine, since it's just doubled.
We're now starting to use StyleTap (great product BTW, not that I'm
affiliated) to be able to sell our product fo
Can anyone tell me where to get information on how to create and use custom
fonts in CodeWarrior. I did a search on the Palm KnowledgeBase and came up
empty :-)
Maybe someone will post a code snippet or two?
TIA
Darren.
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Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to
developers??
I am looking for a font about the same size as the LED font except with a
complete character set or at least letters and the ':' so I can display the
time.
thanx
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>
>Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to
>Subject: Any custom fonts out there?
>From: "Jim Duffy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 19:47:04 -0400
>Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to
>developers??
>I am looking for a font about the same size as the LED font
I'm using a Zire 71. Do you have a real-world example of custom fonts? And
app that uses them, etc? Everything seems to work for me...
On Dec 25, 2007 2:00 AM, Harald Schlangmann <
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> Dear board members,
>
> two of my customers using an Tungsten T3
Dear board members,
two of my customers using an Tungsten T3 (5.2.1) report that some custom
fonts used are corrupted when displayed. Has anyone seen this bug before
with the T3? Maybe a problem of pre 5.4 OSes? The program / fonts works
perfectly e. g. with a Treo or E2.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen
Hello!
I'm trying to use a custom font in my application. I'm converting
the font from a TTF using PalmFontConv, but I don't know how to add this
resource to my PODS project.
I've read some articles here about custom fonts with Constructor,
but I foun
anyone had trouble with custom fonts on the Treo 650, ours are working ok on
the 600, but not on the 650.
thanks
Drew
> - Original Message -
> From: "John Cundall" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: "Palm Developer Forum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent:
Thanx Brown.
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> Using XFont, you can import some MSWin fonts. Choose one, import, save the
file *.pfn. If you need high density font, you must create a font family
resizing all chars to half the size of original font and save thi
Using XFont, you can import some MSWin fonts. Choose one, import, save the file *.pfn.
If you need high density font, you must create a font family resizing all chars to
half the size of original font and save this in another file for low resolution font.
With PilRC, create a font as the example
Hello,
I want to use custom fonts for the application.
I have downloaded XFont tool for creating custom font. It created .pfn file.
For defining custom font we need resource. How to create resource using .pfn
file.
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Density.pfn" DENSITY 144
> END
>
> FONT ID 128 FONTID 128 "SmallLowDensity.pfn"
>
> LionScribe
>
> "Jamie Macleod" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > I just upgraded Codewarrior to version 9.3 and now my custom
ssage
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> I just upgraded Codewarrior to version 9.3 and now my custom fonts won't
> compile. I understand that 9.3 uses the PilRC 3.1 plugin. Has something
> changed with the font handling. Here is the message I get.
>
>
I just upgraded Codewarrior to version 9.3 and now my custom fonts won't
compile. I understand that 9.3 uses the PilRC 3.1 plugin. Has something
changed with the font handling. Here is the message I get.
===
Error : FontID invalid. valid v
Is there anyway for me to have my application replace (while my application
is running) stdFont with a custom font. That way I do not have to play
around with alerts and helps so that they should use my custom font. I am
also thinking of putting my font in a shared library, and I do not want the
de
There is a freeware tool out there called xFont that will automate the process of
creating fonts in the PilRC format. search google for xFont and Palm and I bet you
find it easily.
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Does anyone know where you can get font glyphs compatible with PiLRC that
one can use and or modify for their programs (text style glyphs).
Does anyone use these kind of fonts when developing programs that require
different fonts, or is there another method that I am unaware of that is
easy (not
that aren't in any of the "normal" Palm
> fonts, and apparently on this phone it is being changed to some other,
> large font, so that fields are overflowing visually and the custom
> characters aren't available.
>
>Is anyone aware of issues with custom fonts on
d apparently on this phone
it is being changed to some other, large font, so that fields are overflowing visually
and the custom characters aren't available.
Is anyone aware of issues with custom fonts on this device? The application was well
tested on a whole slew of "normal" Pal
Can I view custom fonts in PilrcEdit by selecting it from the Properties
Fonts dropdown?
Thanks
Brian
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Doug
McFadyen
Sent: 30 November 2001 03:01
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Large Custom Fonts - Code and Examples
> Sorry Dug
> That was just a different way of understanding
> "other th
y, 30 November 2001 4:10 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Large Custom Fonts - Code and Examples
It seems strange to me that nobody uses freetype for palmos applications.
It
will be nice if freetype can be ported to palm. The vector ponts scales
much
better.
Max
--- Doug McFadyen &l
It seems strange to me that nobody uses freetype for palmos applications. It
will be nice if freetype can be ported to palm. The vector ponts scales much
better.
Max
--- Doug McFadyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Sorry Dug
> > That was just a different way of understanding
> > "other than us
> Sorry Dug
> That was just a different way of understanding
> "other than using bitmaps". For me it meant
> "without glyphs", but probably
> I misunderstood it.
Not a problem at all. Actually, I was teasing you a bit, too! ;)
I think I also focused on his statement, "I'm a bit of a newbie wh
001 1:35 PM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: RE: Large Custom Fonts - Code and Examples
> Do you remember the content of the original message ?
> I do!
> The question was how NOT to use raster fonts !
> With the glyphs it's obvious enough.
I thought I got the "jist"
> Do you remember the content of the original message ?
> I do!
> The question was how NOT to use raster fonts !
> With the glyphs it's obvious enough.
I thought I got the "jist" of his question, which was:
"I've looked at FntDefineFont but the FontPtr structure doesn't
look very futu
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Cc: 'Laurence Mee'
Subject: RE: Large Custom Fonts - Code and Examples
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Hi Laurence,
If you're using CodeWarrior, you can get the PilRC plugin here
http://www.calliopeinc.com/pilrcplugin.html. If you're using CodeWarrior
R8, the plugin has ALREADY been installed. Don't forget to add the .rcp
file type to CodeWarrior's File Mappings, and bind it to PilRC as a TEXT
You can define a font file and then create a custom font.
A sample (the tree sample) and font files can be found at www.vfdide.com to
illustrate how it can be done.
hth
Ole
"Laurence Mee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:69394@palm-dev-forum...
>
> Hi.
> I'm a bit of a newbie whe
I've done it in the past with bitmaps. I hear there is a way to load custom
fonts into your project with Codewarrior but I've never done it. Check the
Knowledgebase and past post for info. There is also a VB plug-in called
Appforge that allows you to use any Windows font in your pr
Seems people use custom bitmap fonts to do that. Another way I was thinking of
is to get some sort of font engine (eg. freetype) to display vector fonts. But
I have never seen anyone doing it. I am not sure why I haven't seen a PalmOS
port of freetype. It will be cool.
Max
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urence Mee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 29 November 2001 11:32 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Large Custom Fonts
Hi.
I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to PalmOS - as in I'm new to writing
apps for it.
As a result, thus might well be obvious to more seasoned develo
Hi.
I'm a bit of a newbie when it comes to PalmOS - as in I'm new to writing
apps for it.
As a result, thus might well be obvious to more seasoned developers.
I'm trying to display numbers in large fonts on a form at varying positions,
but I'm not too sure the best way to go about it.
By large I
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>Subject: Re: Custom Fonts in CW
>Date: Fri, 5 Oct 2001 00:46:56 -0500
>
>"manish jaggi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
>news:64222@
"manish jaggi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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>
> Hello ,
> Is there any way to create and use custom fonts in an application
> created using Codewarrior
Yes -- the easiest way is to use the PilRC plugin to specify your custom
fon
Hello ,
Is there any way to create and use custom fonts in an application
created using Codewarrior
Please Help me
With Regards
Manish
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Hi Bernd,
>During the development of an HTML browser, I experienced two minor
>problems:
>
>1.) WinSetUnderlineMode() seems not to work with custom fonts, i.e. my
>own fonts don't get underlined. Is there any way - apart from using
>WinDrawLine() ;-) - to get custom fonts
During the development of an HTML browser, I experienced two minor
problems:
1.) WinSetUnderlineMode() seems not to work with custom fonts, i.e. my
own fonts don't get underlined. Is there any way - apart from using
WinDrawLine() ;-) - to get custom fonts underlined?
(Well, the PalmOS Refe
t; frmDrawForm(frm);
> In GLYPH 128 which is in my *.pfn file I have for example "A".
>
> Although in my application I don't see "A" but symbol of the system if
I
> haven't used custom fonts.
You never set the font of the label to be your custom font -- the sys
// example in hex
"test"="0x80,0x81,0x82"
frmDrawForm(frm);
In GLYPH 128 which is in my *.pfn file I have for example "A".
Although in my application I don't see "A" but symbol of the system if I
haven't used custo
hrmm, you know i think i might have forgotten to do that
Philip Streck
Akron General Medical Center
Information Systems
>>> Neil Rhodes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08/08/01 10:57AM >>>
on 8/8/01 6:49 AM, Phillip Streck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm using the pilrc codewarrior plugin to create a cus
> From: Phillip Streck
>
> I'm using the pilrc codewarrior plugin to create a custom font.
> A definded the font exactly as i did with the gnu tools and used
> FldSetFont to set the font, yet it still doesn't work. Any ideas?
>
Without seeing your code, the font definition, the .rcp you included
on 8/8/01 6:49 AM, Phillip Streck at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm using the pilrc codewarrior plugin to create a custom font. A definded
> the font exactly as i did with the gnu tools and used FldSetFont to set the
> font, yet it still doesn't work. Any ideas?
Did you call FntDefineFont? Th
I'm using the pilrc codewarrior plugin to create a custom font. A definded the font
exactly as i did with the gnu tools and used FldSetFont to set the font, yet it still
doesn't work. Any ideas?
Thanks,
Philip Streck
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> can you use constructor resources and pilrc resources in the same app?
Absolutely. Just be sure to keep the IDs unique for the different
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can you use constructor resources and pilrc resources in the same app?
Philip Streck
Akron General Medical Center
Information Systems
>>> "Richard Burmeister" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 08/02/01 11:53AM >>>
> From: Phillip Streck
>
> Is there anyway to
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Subject:Custom Fonts
hi,
I am looking for a way to create custom fonts in Palm using OS 3.5. Can
anybody give me an idea how to do it? Or have a sample code to create
custom fonts.
Anuradha
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>I am looking for a way to create custom fonts in Palm using OS 3.5. Can
>anybody give me an idea how to do it? Or have a sample code to create
>custom fonts.
Check the knowledge base.
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hi,
I am looking for a way to create custom fonts in Palm using OS 3.5. Can
anybody give me an idea how to do it? Or have a sample code to create
custom fonts.
Anuradha
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Mark Peters
in article 48775@palm-dev-forum, Ole Grossklaus at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote on 5/9/01 10:36 PM:
>
> Mark,
>
> You might want to look at the public archive of www.vfdide.com
> There is a full source sample that deals with custom fonts (the tree view
>
Mark,
You might want to look at the public archive of www.vfdide.com
There is a full source sample that deals with custom fonts (the tree view
sample)
You can simply cut&paste out the font related things
hth
Ole
"Mark A. Peters" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
Thanks, that helps alot - it looks pretty straightforward now.
Mark Peters
in article 48708@palm-dev-forum, Richard Burmeister at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote on 5/9/01 9:59 AM:
>
>> From: Mark A. Peters
>>
>> What I don't see is how to create
>> such a font,
>> or where it goes when created. The
From: Mark A. Peters <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: palm-dev-forum
To: Palm Developer Forum <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 10:05 PM
Subject: How to create custom fonts?
> I see that the font manager in the Palm OS allows an app to provide a
custom
> font for
> From: Mark A. Peters
>
> What I don't see is how to create
> such a font,
> or where it goes when created. The FontType data structure
> appears to allow
> specifying some information about a font, but not the font itself.
>
From: Peter Hribar [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] :
all you need to know is MAC
I see that the font manager in the Palm OS allows an app to provide a custom
font for use in text drawing. What I don't see is how to create such a font,
or where it goes when created. The FontType data structure appears to allow
specifying some information about a font, but not the font itself.
>Subject: Any custom fonts out there?
>From: "Jim Duffy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 19:47:04 -0400
>Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to
>developers??
>I am looking for a font about the same size as the LED font
Lots.
Start at http://www.sergem.net
Also try searching for "font" on PalmGear
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Jim Duffy wrote in message <26162@palm-dev-forum>...
>
>Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources availabl
Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to
developers??
I am looking for a font about the same size as the LED font except with a
complete character set or at least letters and the ':' so I can display the
time.
thanx
Jim
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"Darren Franklin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
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> Can anyone tell me where to get information on how to create and use
custom
> fonts in CodeWarrior. I did a search on the Palm KnowledgeBase and came
up
> empty :-)
>
>From memory there was a conversation on this
Can anyone tell me where to get information on how to create and use custom
fonts in CodeWarrior. I did a search on the Palm KnowledgeBase and came up
empty :-)
Maybe someone will post a code snippet or two?
TIA
Darren.
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David Heil wrote in message <13917@palm-dev-forum>...
In order to use FntDe
In order to use FntDefineFont, you have to have a custom font resource. Can anyone
tell me how (or point me to relevant documentation) to create a custom font resource?
Is this done in Constructor? My application is already using largeBoldFont and I am
getting requests to make the text bigger a
Hi all,
How to add custom fonts to my app?. Any idea on monospaced fonts?
thanks for the insights
Prasad
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