Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
For my current project - it is not that important.
For the idea I have for a future project, it would be important. It
involves a complex sort of internet publishing of a multimedia form of
daily/weekly/monthly magazines.
FWIW, one of the largest Internet publishing projects
.
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Aha! That might be why my own printing problems exist (former thread)
under Windows. However, this can be a bit more serious for me. I need
to
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Aha! That might be why my own printing problems exist (former thread)
under Windows. However, this can be a bit more serious for me. I need
to be able to change the text while formatForPrinting is set, because I
need to shuffle text between fields
, 2005 4:23 AM
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J. Landman Gay wrote:
> On 1/6/05 10:56 PM, David Squance wrote:
>
>>> If the stack's formatForPrinting property is true, the setting of
the
>>> windowBoundingRect
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> Unfortunately, there is still a difference between the two. It is a
> small difference, but it is the
J. Landman Gay wrote:
On 1/6/05 10:56 PM, David Squance wrote:
If the stack's formatForPrinting property is true, the setting of the
windowBoundingRect property is ignored when the stack is opened or
maximized.
It's a necessary design decision. Normally the windowBoundingRect
prevents stacks f
On 1/6/05 10:56 PM, David Squance wrote:
If the stack's formatForPrinting property is true, the setting of the
windowBoundingRect property is ignored when the stack is opened or
maximized.
Is this a bug or is there some reason?
It's a necessary design decision. Normally the windowBoundingRect
p
then set the stack's formatForPrinting property to true before
opening the stack to print it.
How is this done? Do you change the setting, close the stack and then
reopen it, or can it be added to a preopenstack handler?
If the stack's formatForPrinting property is true, the setting of the
wi
> Unfortunately, there is still a difference between the two. It is a
> small difference, but it is there.
>
> I am not too worried about it for this project, because, for my
> purposes, I can just use either the Modern or Garamond fonts, for which
> the printer fonts are quite close, but a teeny
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Jonathan,
This comment may account for the anomalous behavior you encountered
(again, from Rev Docs):
Important! Fonts inherited from another stack are not updated when
you se
something.
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It's not the answer to world peace, but formatForPr
Revolution
Subject: Re: More on Windows printing...
It's not the answer to world peace, but formatForPrinting property
keeps the fonts consistent looking between printer and screen on
Windows...at least it did with Rev 2.2. Haven't had to try it with 2.5.
-Jerry
On Jan 6, 2005, at 4:48 PM,
be it depends on the font or
something.
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It's not the answer to world
I just tried it, and it was different. Maybe it depends on the font or
something.
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It's not the answer to world peace, but formatForPrinting property
keeps the fonts consistent looking between printer and screen on
Windows...at least it did with Rev 2.2. Haven't had to try it with 2.5.
-Jerry
On Jan 6, 2005, at 4:48 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
Anyone try this? Jerry Daniels say
Anyone try this? Jerry Daniels says it solved his printing woes.
Description
Use the formatForPrinting property to improve printout appearance on
Windows systems.
Value:
The formatForPrinting of a stack is true or false.
By default, the formatForPrinting property of newly created stacks is
set t
same as on the
screen.
The last sounds easiest - but I don't know if kerning is possible.
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[ Re: differences in text rendering on screen vs. on printer in
windows, and the absense of differences in macintosh ]
The main reason there's a difference is the huge difference in
resolution on the two surfaces. Screens are around 90 dots per inch
(my 17" LCD is about 105 dpi). Printers now-a-da
exactly like it is
supposed to - but all of these ideas are really very complicated.
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Lynch
Lynch, Jonathan wrote:
> But - somehow MS word manages to look the same between both.
> Not to sound paranoid or anything, but I tend to imagine it
> was designed that way on purpose to make it tougher for
> competing programs.
It seems you're not paranoid at all.
The decades' old rumors of Micro$o
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You should be able to use any TTF with Rev. The issue with different
font metrics is a Windows
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You should be able to use any TTF with Rev. The issue with different
font metrics is a Windows problem, not a font problem. This issue does
not exist on the Mac, for example.
Arial is a good example of a TrueType font. However, the printer
metric
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