Yeah i understood that bit (doh).
Standard fonts have the glyphs all inside one package (bold and italic) however
some font designers make variants of these sets. These variants are not tracked
by the standard text formatting services (Bold keyword needs to correspond to a
default set for bold
Hi,
I'm trying to embed a font into Flex, but the font doesn't have bold style,
so anywhere the application bolds the text it shows as Times New Roman.
Any workaround? I have another font-name I'd like to use for bold.
Thanks,
Mike
You can try using TextRenderer to mimic bold, but, unfortunately, the
settings applied through TextRenderer are application-wide... Anyway, see if
this may help:
http://livedocs.adobe.com/flash/9.0/ActionScriptLangRefV3/flash/text/TextRenderer.html#setAdvancedAntiAliasingTable()
Best
Oleg
Oleg,
you need to embed two fonts into you flex movie (one bold, the other not).
then you can set the usage of one font or another through the style property
fontFamily.
im not sure if in html of the textbox text property that you can use the font
directive to set the family.
i know you can
Samuel,
It was actually not me, who asked the question :)
Besides, from what I understood from the question - the font doesn't have
bold face, so, you cannot embed bold characters from that font, because they
had never been designed by the font's author :)
If this isn't the case, then probably my
Oleg's right. Thanks all.
On Sat, Apr 3, 2010 at 2:06 PM, Oleg Sivokon olegsivo...@gmail.com wrote:
Samuel,
It was actually not me, who asked the question :)
Besides, from what I understood from the question - the font doesn't have
bold face, so, you cannot embed bold characters from that
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