At 09:54 PM 7/25/05 +0200, you wrote: >Hi list, > >in a text member, when letters overlap (for instance by entering a negative >charSpacing), there is a thin line between the letters where they overlap. >This is very annoying for fonts that should appear like hand-written. > >Does anybody know of a way of avoiding this? > >By the way: While viewed in the text editor, the effect is not visible. The >effect is also not visible when the text is in a field member. The problem >with that is that I can't get the image of a text in the field member, which >is what I need. > >Any ideas? > >Thanks in advance! > >Michael
Unfortunately Director Text leaves a lot to be desired. Sometimes, just applying a spot color to a word in a sentence will change the spacing/kerning of the sentence (no more simple duplicate sprite for a drop shadow), etc.
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