I’m trying to understand what Adobe Flex is doing for Korean (and other
languages) fonts. I’m seeing that the font used for a Spark label is different
than what is used in an MX Advanced Data Grid. I’m using Adobe Flex 4.0 and
4.6.
I have the following sample app. The font used to display
MX uses TextField, Spark defaults to TextLine which will render a bit
differently.
On 4/11/12 8:26 AM, michael_reg...@dell.com michael_reg...@dell.com wrote:
I’m trying to understand what Adobe Flex is doing for Korean (and other
languages) fonts. I’m seeing that the font used for a
Thanks. I’m being told by our Korean QA that the default font that is used in
the MS Advanced Data Grid is much cleaner than what is used in the Spark
controls. How do I change this to use the same font as the grid across my
whole app?
Michael J. Regert
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You would have to use MX components everywhere (and not need right-to-left
language support)
On 4/11/12 9:43 AM, michael_reg...@dell.com michael_reg...@dell.com wrote:
Thanks.? I’m being told by our Korean QA that the default font that is used in
the MS Advanced Data Grid is much cleaner
Can you clarify something then? I’m learning all of this. For Korean,
Simplified Chinese, and Japanese, I’m being told the font (or rendering) of
characters in MX is cleaner and more readable then the Spark components. Why
the change? Using MX only would be a serious step backwards…
So, I've run into this before but I don't recall it being the headscratcher it
has become today
I'm using Flex 3.5 in an app. I have an MXML class with a bunch of UI in it.
I have been asked to add a switch that causes the positions of some of the
different child components to change.
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