i never worked with shared fonts but maybe this could help you:
http://www.sharedfonts.com
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Am 28.04.2006 um 09:44 schrieb Serge Jespers:
Hey guyz,
I'm working on this project that has a shared library with some
movieclips and fonts...
It are those fonts that cause quite a bit of stress...
The designer on this project is on a PC and I work on a Mac... Not
that that should matter but I'm taking a wild guess this is the
problem...
The situation... Both his PC and my Mac have all the fonts... Same
TTF files. However, if I use the shared fonts in the swf on the
server, they come out looking like this: http://webkitchen.be/
downloads/sharedfonts.png
Not really what was intended...
If I make that library again, and use my shared lib instead of the
one on the server, the text comes out right but is shifted down by
quite a few pixels causing the design to be screwed up...
So yeah... Should we just drop the shared fonts and thereby add a
some 50k to each swf? Or is there something we may not have thought
about?
Thanks for your help,
Serge
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