Where do Command-C and Command-V get handled?

In my own customized defaultMenuBar, I have included an Edit menu with my own copy and paste commands, with command-C and command-V equivalents defined using the / convention. When those commands are chosen from the menu, my copy and paste scripts are executed as expected. But when I use the

RE: Where do Command-C and Command-V get handled?

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Embedding fonts in Metacard

I could swear the answer to this exists somewhere but I've looked high and low to no avail. I know that revLoadFont exists for Revolution. I thought I read where it became part of the engine. I saw the synonym XLOAD_FONT in the Rev docs so I thought perhaps that call would work in Metacard.

Re: Where do Command-C and Command-V get handled?

David Epstein wrote: In my own customized defaultMenuBar, I have included an Edit menu with my own copy and paste commands, with command-C and command-V equivalents defined using the / convention. When those commands are chosen from the menu, my copy and paste scripts are executed as expected.

Re: Embedding fonts in Metacard

Shari wrote: I could swear the answer to this exists somewhere but I've looked high and low to no avail. I know that revLoadFont exists for Revolution. I thought I read where it became part of the engine. I saw the synonym XLOAD_FONT in the Rev docs so I thought perhaps that call would

Re: Embedding fonts in Metacard

It's an external, a dll on Windows and a bundle on Macs. You'll need to ship the appropriate external with your app, and set the externals property of your mainstack to point to the file's location. Then you can use revFontLoad and revFontUnload to manage the fonts. Thankee! How's the

Re: Embedding fonts in Metacard

Shari wrote: It's an external, a dll on Windows and a bundle on Macs. You'll need to ship the appropriate external with your app, and set the externals property of your mainstack to point to the file's location. Then you can use revFontLoad and revFontUnload to manage the fonts. Thankee!