Thanks all for the input. Turns out that I solved my own problem the same
day and posted it, but I didn't have my email set to plaintext so it didn't
get posted. I will modify the below code later with input you all provided.
This turns out to be a handy piece of code for sloppy typists like me.
First go to the computer that has the missing fonts. In this case my PC.
Add this code to the movie script and execute from the message window:
on FindFonts
repeat with i = 1 to the number of castmembers of castLib 4
if the castType of cast i of castLib 4 = EMPTY then
nothing
else
if the castType of cast i of castLib 4 = #richText then
put the memberNum of cast i of castLib 4 && Member(cast i of castLib
4).missingFonts
end if
end if
end repeat
end
This saved me tons of work. I went into two of the members found and could
not manually find those fonts! However when I reselected the text and
changed to the correct fonts and resaved my problem was solved. Point being
that I would have never found the problem by going through each text member
manually.
Bruce
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