PS This article is a work in progress. I'd like to get it right and add
a few of the other methods I have heard of. Please let me know if you've
read this and it is inaccurate.
Judah
Ian Thomas wrote:
Hi Judah,
Thanks for that, but unfortunately I couldn't see any solutions in what you
wrote. The embedding itself is working fine - the text is definitely
appearing using the embedded font. The problem is simply that word-wrapping
doesn't work when embedFonts=true - but does work when it's false. :-(
Any pointers on how you fixed this would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Ian
On 11/18/05, Judah Frangipane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Ian,
I had this issue too. I solved it somehow and I'll have a example up
later tonight. Here is part of it.
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Static Textfields - If you only use static fields you do not need to
embed any fonts.
Input textfields - You have two methods to embed fonts. In both cases
you must have the font symbols in the library (not named the same as the
font). The first method is to,
1. Embed fonts by including all the embedded characters in the embed
property (in the property inspector) or
2. Use actionscript and set the embed property to true (see code)
Dynamic textfields - Same as input textfields.
TextInput - You can only embed fonts for text inputs by enabling the
property in code. Font symbols must be in the library (not named the
same as the font). (see code)
Textarea - You can only embed fonts for text inputs by enabling the
property in code. Font symbols must be in the library (not named the
same as the font). (see code)
**************************
The example has code as well.
Best Regards,
Judah Frangipane
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