Monte Goulding wrote:
>
> Have you actually seen the stack on his machine or are you assuming that the
> font has been translated to Times New Roman. Scott could probably offer more
> help but from my experience metacard doesn't cope with fonts not being there
> very well.
I haven't seen it, but here is his report:
> Went to four of the five Windows computers I tested on (two of my wife's
> Dells, a Dell laptop, and an IBM). ALL OF THEM were set to small fonts and
> ALL OF THEM exhibit the same problems (Title on title card wrapped to the
> second line, text to the left - off the screen to the left at 640x480
> resolution.
In addition, I now find that I cannot set the font of the fields
manually to any font on my Windows 98 machine. No matter what I choose,
the font becomes tiny, unreadable, sans-serif something displayed at
about 8 point with wacky word wrap and half inch gaps between words
where the spaces are.
There is no "Times" font on my Windows machine, but if set it to "Times"
manually in the message box, it displays just like on the Mac and looks
fine (only it doesn't on the client's machines.) If I set it to "Times
Roman" from the font menu it goes screwy with the tiny sans-serif font.
Looks like something corrupted to me.
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