In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Tim Hill wrote:
> >
> > I need to use the Marlett font included with Windows (to access glyphs of
> > various Windows graphics such as scrollbar arrows), but it doesn't seem to
> > work on Mozilla.
>
> (not a feature of the style system, setting follow-ups to npm.layout)
>
> Marlett has a 'Symbol' encoding, that is, there is no mapping from the
> glyph indices to Unicode, so Mozilla is doing the right thing by
> displaying the text on your page as text. IE is just guessing.
> I was about to say 'hope that helps', but I guess it doensn't. Hope it
> explains things, anyway.
Yes, thanks. I was interested to see my URL in the original post. The
same is the case with Opera and Netscape 4 with various other fonts
including Book Antiqua being substituted. I thought it may be a
shortcoming of these browsers, but from what you say it seems to be
the reverse.
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Phil Shaw
<URL:http://www.codestyle.org/>
