I just noticed a few typos that made this post hard to understand correctly, so
here it is again.
First of all, thank you very much Mark for this:
> Hi Lars,
>
> The save command is only for stacks. You need to use the write or put URL
> command. Make sure to open the file for binary write or
Hi Lars,
If you have a close look at the htmlText property, you might notice some
important differences when you switch font sizes. It is possible that at one
particular size no font size is given at all or perhaps even the font
information is missing completely.
You might try to set the textF
First of all, thank you very much Mark for this:
> Hi Lars,
>
> The save command is only for stacks. You need to use the write or put URL
> command. Make sure to open the file for binary write or start the URL with
> bin file.
I now have my fonts stored as custom properties, and when the stac
Lars,
Here's a couple of routines I use that may help you:
on saveFont
answer file "Choose a font to embed:"
if it is emtpy then exit to top
set itemDel to "/"
set the uFontName of this stack to last item of it --save the name
set the uEmbeddedFont of this stack to URL ("binfile:"
does it work if you save the font as a file first (using the URL scheme, for
instance?)
François
Le 17 févr. 2012 à 18:33, Lars Brehmer a écrit :
> I have been fooling around with revFontLoad in Windows for quite a while now
> with varying degrees of succes, nostly very little. I found an old po
Hi Lars,
Am 17.02.2012 um 18:33 schrieb Lars Brehmer:
> I have been fooling around with revFontLoad in Windows for quite a while now
> with varying degrees of succes, nostly very little. I found an old post that
> suggested saving the font as a custom property, and then when the application
>
Hi Lars,
The save command is only for stacks. You need to use the write or put URL
command. Make sure to open the file for binary write or start the URL with bin
file.
An easier way might be to use Installer Maker to include your fonts with your
software and have them installed correctly.
You
I have been fooling around with revFontLoad in Windows for quite a while now
with varying degrees of succes, nostly very little. I found an old post that
suggested saving the font as a custom property, and then when the application
loads, saves that custom property as its original font. So far s
