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Where can I find...
1) ...the Palm system fonts as a text file?
I don't even understand what you are asking for here ...
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Amir wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Where can I find...
1) ...the Palm system fonts as a text file?
I don't even understand what you are asking for here ... fonts
are essentially bitmaps ... and you
Amir wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]...
Where can I find...
1) ...the Palm system fonts as a text file?
I don't even understand what you are asking for here ... fonts
are essentially bitmaps ... and you want them as a -text- file?
2) ...a sample code for a hack (without HackMaster)?
Did you ever figure out a way to use fonts from a .pdb without impacting heap?
I am doing the same thing (custom fonts stored in a .pdb) and I just now
tracked down a bug where my program crashes - it is because of too many fonts
being defined, and they take up all the heap space.
I had no
Did you ever figure out a way to use fonts from a .pdb without impacting heap?
I am doing the same thing (custom fonts stored in a .pdb) and I just now
tracked down a bug where my program crashes - it is because of too many fonts
being defined, and they take up all the heap space.
I had no
with much luck i was able to compile the app
but the fonts are not anti aliased
any 1 knows any fonts program that allows anti alias?
i tried xFont and piBuilder already, any others?
Anti-aliased fonts aren't supported directly by Palm OS. When you see
various programs such as book readers
thanks for your reply!
i have downloaded piBuilder and built a font called Arial.pfn using Arial font,
size 8 and normal
i keep getting Invalid height in previous glyph on line 26
my questions are:
1. do i need to edit anything in notepad to get it to work?
2. what should i write so that i can
with much luck i was able to compile the app
but the fonts are not anti aliased
any 1 knows any fonts program that allows anti alias?
i tried xFont and piBuilder already, any others?
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Use PiFont which is part of the PiBuilder program to create your Palm Font
txt files (traditionally the text files have an extension of (*.pfn)).
You can download it from http://pibuilder.sourceforge.net/
LionScribe
Yuen Kwee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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hi hi!
i
Did you ever find a better tool?
I did find that tools like FontBucket etc, would create font binaries within
a pdb. (I would just remove the PDB header and the trailing information and
I would be left with a font resource that could be used.).
But even that didn't create nice fonts. Since I
As a note:
Currently I store my custom fonts as data records within a PDB, then I read
that record, lock the memory, then call FntDefineFont. In this particular
scenario, I lose about 150K on the heap for fonts (the actual font binaries
are about 125K). I'm wondering if I did this, then stored
VFDIDE (http://www.vfdide.com) lets you specify the fonts and gives true
WYSIWYG form editing. You compile to PILRC resource .RCP file.
Al
I bought Falch.net Developer Studio on sale for $49.00. As I use it, I am
becoming more aware of how easy it is to use. For instance, if I get a
fatal
Is that alive again ? I heard it had gone the way of the dodo
PalmTree Development
www.palmtreedev.com
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From: Albert J. Franklin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, January 18, 2004 11:29 PM
Subject: Re: Fonts Metrowerks CW
Is that alive again ? I heard it had gone the way of the dodo
Unfortunately, I believe that falch.net is no longer operational. The web
site has been up and down, but seems to have been up recently.
Version 2.7.2 Professional is being sold on the www.falch.net site through
Visage e-services.
At 05:18 PM 1/10/2004, Konstantin Klyatskin wrote:
Is there any way to customize or change fonts used by Constructor in its
WYSIWYG environment?
Not that I know.
Are there any WYSIWYG reource editor allowing to use customized PalmOS
fonts?
This feature isn't in PilRC Designer. I don't know if
: Re: Fonts Metrowerks CW Constructor uses for WYSIWYG
At 05:18 PM 1/10/2004, Konstantin Klyatskin wrote:
Is there any way to customize or change fonts used by Constructor in its
WYSIWYG environment?
Not that I know.
Are there any WYSIWYG reource editor allowing to use customized PalmOS
Were the fonts you got with CW called NPalmfonts or something like that?
I'm currently trying to create a nice looking italic font, but am not having
too much success, has anyone tried to build some nice italic fonts?
thanks -b ill
Will Lau [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
I'm working with a graphic designer who is doing the UI layout and design
for my current project. She's producing a few canned bitmaps, but wants
to match the font that appears on the Palm. Does anyone know what font this
is, or what is was based on? It looks like Arial, but I'd like to know
If your graphic design wants an installable font to simulate the Palm screenshots,
I've got a set of fonts that came from an earlier Codewarrior install. They've been
very handy in laying up UI designs in our graphics package (Macromedia Fireworks). If
your graphic designer runs Windows, email
Look for an app which is named AsciiChart: It shows all fonts, all signs, all
codes.
You can alternatively look for the font definition enumerations in the header
files which have speaking names.
Regards Werner
George Bassili schrieb:
Hi everyone,
is there a way to look at whats in a font
ASCII chart is a great little app find it at:
http://astro.uchicago.edu/home/web/valdes/pilot/
-Ezekiel
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From: George Bassili [EMAIL PROTECTED]
is there a way to look at whats in a font like Symbol or Symbol7.
In Constructor, from the Window menu choose Character Map.
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--- Lance Gregory [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to create a font resource and not have it
connected to a certain project?
Yes
Can I have an independant resource on the palm device
that can be accessed from several different apps?
Yes
If this is possible, how could it be
I am a total newbee to Palm development so please forgive my cluelessness.
I do not know what the Digest is - I'm guessing something like Google? How
do I access it?
I took your advice and downloaded the xFont application. I think it's going
to work perfectly. Thank you. Now, my last
Try http://www.escribe.com/computing/pcpqa
That has a searchable archive that is most helpful.
Cheers,
-DGA
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From: Curt Allen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 10:09 AM
To: Palm Developer Forum
Subject: Re: Fonts
I am a total newbee
I took your advice and downloaded the xFont application. I think it's
going
to work perfectly. Thank you. Now, my last question (hopefully). Now
that
I've created a larger font, how do I get it into my application?
Hi Curt,
I posted some font sample code a while ago. I've reposted it
I believe that this has been asked before (29th Nov 01 - 30th Nov 01
Subject: Large Custom Fonts) so should be on the Digest.
Essentially you can use XFont to create large fonts
(http://www.members.tripod.com/pericak/font_description.htm) and pilRC
How do you make your own fonts if you are using Code Warrior?
Thanks!!
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Get the pilrc plugin!!!
I hope this (esp. the !!) helps. :)
Max
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How do you make your own fonts if you are using Code Warrior?
Thanks!!
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Are there palm fonts for word processors such as MS Word? I have editors
who need to see what the spacing, indentation, line-wrap, etc., will be
prior to creating corresponding palm database records.
You can use Constructor to get a pretty close to WYSIWYG view. That's what I
usually do.
-
Is that a 'No'?
You've heard of MS Word, right?
-Nullife
Danny Epstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Are there palm fonts for word processors such as MS Word? I have
editors
who need to see what the spacing, indentation, line-wrap, etc., will be
prior
Is that a 'No'?
A sheepish 'no', but a 'no' indeed. ;-) AFAIK, we haven't made our fonts
available. I'm not sure what the legal issues would be. On a related note, I
noticed that someone published a pretty good imitation of the Graffiti font
on PalmGear.
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Amir wrote in message 31982@palm-dev-forum...
Where can I find...
1) ...the Palm system fonts as a text file?
I don't even understand what you are
"Richard M. Hartman" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message
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Amir wrote in message 31982@palm-dev-forum...
Where can I find...
1) ...the Palm system fonts as a text file?
I don't even understand what you are asking for here ... fonts
are essentially bitmaps
On Thu, Mar 09, 2000 at 06:29:22PM -0500, Thu Nguyen wrote:
Please tell me where I can find some information about fonts in CW. For
example, what is the charecter set of font "symbol 7"?
I assume you mean the fonts that are available in PalmOS. Some
information about the fonts and the
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