À (At) 10:12 -0400 2006-05-03, William W. Fisher écrivait (wrote) :
>International character support (i18n) is fixed in 4.5.
Cheers...
>The OSX installer is designed to fix up the endian issue for you.
>Before installing the server version of InterMapper, be sure to copy your
>InterMapper Settings folder to "/Library/Application Support/InterMapper
>Settings"
>
>InterMapper uses native byte order for both the chart data and the chart
>names. When we added support for the Intel processor on Mac's in 4.4.x, we
>didn't want to change any file formats internally. Instead, the InterMapper
>installer on Mac's automagically converts the endian-specific chart files as
>needed. For this to work, the InterMapper Settings folder has to be in its
>canonical location when you run the installer.
I see. Since this installation was on a new machine, I installed the software
before doing anything with the old settings. Actually, I preferred to first
start the new software in a clean state and let it create whatever it needed to
run. After making sure that it was willing to run, I started dealing with the
transfer of 'state' from the old machine.
Is it possible to run the installer again just to fix what needs to be fixed,
even if the software is actually installed ?
>This doesn't sound right. What is the content of your "InterMapper
>Settings/Fonts" directory? The Fonts directory is another artifact that the
>InterMapper installer creates for you. If the Fonts directory is missing or
>empty, you will see the default, ugly font produced by the graphics library.
The Fonts directory contains 137 '.ttf' files. Some are actual files, some are
aliases of files that do exist in the global Font library. Would it help to
send a sample of what I mean by 'ugly' ?
Thank you for your fast reaction. Best regards.
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/AF
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