Re: Large fonts under PalmOS4

Use Pilrc to create the fonts from text. (pilrc is used by default by CW9). There is a gui program, I believe called xfont.exe, that did a good job creating the text files (you were able to start with a Windows font), with just a few bugs. If you cannot find it, I will try to search my archives

Re: Large fonts under PalmOS4

Lionscribe lionscr...@gmail.com a écrit dans le message de news: 188...@palm-dev-forum... Use Pilrc to create the fonts from text. (pilrc is used by default by CW9). There is a gui program, I believe called xfont.exe, that did a good job creating the text files (you were able to start

Re: Large fonts under PalmOS4

Regis St-Gelais wrote: Would it be that one ? http://www.smartphonetoday.com/symbian/software/pc/xFONT-2000-01-23-palm-pc.html Yes -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Large fonts under PalmOS4

Hi All, I need to create some large font characters as part of a high readability display. Mixed font size will be very useful, but not essential. Target hardware is an Aceeca Mez 1000 running PalmOS4, development environment is CodeWarrier 8.0. If anyone can point me to an open source

Making 1.5 fonts

What tools are people using to produce Palm OS 1.5 fonts? George Henne NS BASIC Corporation http://www.nsbasic.com -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Making 1.5 fonts

What tools are people using to produce new Palm OS 1.5 fonts? George Henne NS BASIC Corporation http://www.nsbasic.com -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Re: Making 1.5 fonts

pilrc.sf.net On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 8:44 AM, George Henne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What tools are people using to produce new Palm OS 1.5 fonts? George Henne NS BASIC Corporation http://www.nsbasic.com -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please

Re(2): Making 1.5 fonts

I missed that - the manual says only 72 and 144 are supported. However, the history indicates that 108 is also supported. pilrc.sf.net On Mon, Sep 29, 2008 at 8:44 AM, George Henne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What tools are people using to produce new Palm OS 1.5 fonts? George Henne NS BASIC

Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

That's sth you'd have to ask the styletap boys. On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 11:41 AM, Jonathan Carse [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote: Great advice - thanks. I tested this with a single glyph and it looks for on one-and-a-half resolutions. I wonder if you can help me with another related issue: On Palms

Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

user of StyleTap. StyleTap released a patched version of pilrc that support one-and-a-half and triple density bitmaps. I don't recall if it also supports it for the fonts but you can ask them. Just post a ticket on there support center and they will surely give you the information you need

RES: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

Hi. How can I unsubscribe this forum. Thanks André _ De: Jonathan Carse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviada em: quarta-feira, 16 de julho de 2008 17:47 Para: Palm Developer Forum Assunto: Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts -- For information on using

RES: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

Hi. How can I unsubscribe this forum Thanks André -Mensagem original- De: Michal Seliga [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviada em: quarta-feira, 16 de julho de 2008 17:11 Para: Palm Developer Forum Assunto: Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts maybe very stupid idea

RES: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

Hi. How can I unsubscribe this forum. Thanks. André _ De: Jonathan Carse [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Enviada em: quarta-feira, 16 de julho de 2008 16:57 Para: Palm Developer Forum Assunto: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts -- For information on using

Re: RES: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

definitely not by writing this question 4x... go to http://news.palmos.com/read/?forum=palm-dev-forum and do it there -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Re: RES: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

or you could read one of any 100 signatures added on the bottom of forum posts... :-P On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 5:30 AM, Michal Seliga [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: definitely not by writing this question 4x... go to http://news.palmos.com/read/?forum=palm-dev-forum and do it there -- For

Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

Great advice - thanks. I tested this with a single glyph and it looks for on one-and-a-half resolutions. I wonder if you can help me with another related issue: On Palms our clients use we install localization software (Piloc) which manages to hook Palm OS and causing and Hebrew field, label,

One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

Hey folks, My project uses a custom font glyph file for displaying Hebrew text. The glyphs are for old 160x160 devices. On 320x320 devices it looks also fine, since it's just doubled. We're now starting to use StyleTap (great product BTW, not that I'm affiliated) to be able to sell our product

Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

maybe very stupid idea, but if 16.5 is correct, 16 doesn't work, did you tried 17? -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

Same... I also just noticed another warning at the end of all the warnings I detailed in the first post: Sivan.rcp:27: warning: Font heights not in proportion across different densities 2008/7/16, Michal Seliga [EMAIL PROTECTED]: maybe very stupid idea, but if 16.5 is correct, 16 doesn't

Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

Shalom, Try dropping the Glyph size to 10 (remove the top line), and then you will be able to make it all proportional. And if I am correct, Hebrew glyphs by default are better off in 10 than 11. Lionscribe -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

Re: One-and-a-half and triple density custom fonts

In addition, make sure all your letters have an even width, that way you can also make the with proportional. For example, if the Bet is 6*10, you would make the 108 at 9*15 I imagine it won't look perfect, but it should work. Lionscribe P.S. You don't have to edit all letters for the testing

Converting Palm fonts to X .pcf fonts (was RE: Creating fonts)

Thank you Mostapha, with that lead I was able to find a couple tools capable of generating Palm fonts. Now my next problem is a bit more difficult: I would like a Unix X application to be able to display these Palm fonts. Is there a utility which can convert Palm fonts, such as the .pft files

Creating fonts

Palm OS 3.0 and later have FntDefineFont, but there's no information about the format of fonts or about supported tools to generate Palm fonts. One web page in the Knowledge Base mentioned that there are 3rd party tools appearing which allow one to create Palm fonts, but there was no more specific

Re: color fonts

] Behalf Of Ole Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2000 3:32 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: Re: color fonts Nice one. I also was thinking of colorizing my fonts in my current project. Additional question: What might happen if that SW will run on a Palm III (non color) ??? Ole Nesse, Rustin [EMAIL

Re: color fonts

Nice one. I also was thinking of colorizing my fonts in my current project. Additional question: What might happen if that SW will run on a Palm III (non color) ??? Ole Nesse, Rustin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] IndexedColorType WinSetTextColor(IndexedColorType

Converting Windows fonts to Palm format

Does anyone know if there exists any conversion software to translate Windows fonts into a format that I can use with CodeWarrior 6? I have found a program on palmgear.com called xFONT that will convert Windows fonts into a .pfn file, which is readable as a text file. Then I purchased Font

Re: French Fonts

In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Jamie Macleod wrote: Is it possible to program an app using french fonts? Is there a french font available already? How would you handle accents in fonts for languages such as french and greek? You're mixing apples and oranges here. There are no french fonts

Re: fonts + traps

Amir wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]... Richard M. Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 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

Re: fonts + traps

Richard M. Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 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

Re: fonts + traps

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

Re: Palm fonts for Windows

I guess the Constructor installs some Windows fonts which probably do this. Chris At 02:56 PM 1/29/2000 , you wrote: Does anyone have, know where I can find, or even know of the existence of, any fonts for Windows that match the Palm's standard font(s) in appearance and relative size

Pilot fonts for windows

Hi, I used constructor for windows ver 1.1.3. This version uses PilotStandard, PilotBold etc. fonts. I changed a number of characters in these fonts to be compatible to font loaded to my Palm. Ufter i download Constructor 1.5 i see my changes disappeared, or this version use some other fonts

fonts + traps

Where can I find... 1) ...the Palm system fonts as a text file? 2) ...a sample code for a hack (without HackMaster)? Thanks in advance! Amir -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.access-company.com/developers/forums/

Any custom fonts out there

Subject: Any custom fonts out there? From: Jim Duffy [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Tue, 3 Oct 2000 19:47:04 -0400 Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to developers?? I am looking for a font about the same size as the LED font except with a complete character set

Re: Any custom fonts out there?

Lots. Start at http://www.sergem.net Also try searching for font on PalmGear -- -Richard M. Hartman [EMAIL PROTECTED] 186,000 mi/sec: not just a good idea, it's the LAW! Jim Duffy wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]... Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to

Any custom fonts out there?

Does anyone know if there are any custom font resources available to developers?? I am looking for a font about the same size as the LED font except with a complete character set or at least letters and the ':' so I can display the time. thanx Jim -- For information on using the ACCESS

Custom fonts....

Can anyone tell me where to get information on how to create and use custom fonts in CodeWarrior. I did a search on the Palm KnowledgeBase and came up empty :-) Maybe someone will post a code snippet or two? TIA Darren. -- For information on using the ACCESS Developer Forums

Re: Displaying Fonts...

PROTECTED] There are a number of font editors and font generation tools available for the Palm. Newer versions of the PalmOS have built in support for user defined fonts. On older versions, fonts have to be 'patched' in using some well known variables. The freeware hack FontHack123 includes

Re: Displaying Fonts...

font editors that can do this? If so where? Chris Fitzpatrick, Joe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] There are a number of font editors and font generation tools available for the Palm. Newer versions of the PalmOS have built in support for user defined fonts. On older

Displaying Fonts...

Hi, I've two questions, 1 is there a way to create fonts such as itallics? 2 is there a way to set more than one font as we do in windows for example bold, itallics etc.. thanx in advance vishy Get free email

Re: Custom Fonts on T3

I'm using a Zire 71. Do you have a real-world example of custom fonts? And app that uses them, etc? Everything seems to work for me... On Dec 25, 2007 2:00 AM, Harald Schlangmann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Dear board members, two of my customers using an Tungsten T3 (5.2.1) report that some

Custom Fonts on T3

Dear board members, two of my customers using an Tungsten T3 (5.2.1) report that some custom fonts used are corrupted when displayed. Has anyone seen this bug before with the T3? Maybe a problem of pre 5.4 OSes? The program / fonts works perfectly e. g. with a Treo or E2. Mit freundlichen Grüßen

Fonts

I'm using xfont tools for developing custom application font for my application.I ran out of hexa decimal value ,which i used for special character,i need italics Style for my application .can i use two different custom appication font for my application ?.please advise thanks regards,

Small fonts using PalmOS Developer Suite

Hi Please help anybody regarding creating custom font using Palm OS Developer Suite. advance thanks -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: Small fonts using PalmOS Developer Suite

udayasri, Please help anybody regarding creating custom font using Palm OS Developer Suite. Search the knowledge base at PalmSource for tiny font -- there is an example font available for download. It requires a high density device to display it naturally, but it works fine on them. Doug --

re: Converting low density fonts on an offscreen window to highdensity

Do I have to worry about winsetcoordinates? All I'm doing is writing text to the offscreen using windrawchars. -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Converting low density fonts on an offscreen window to highdensity

I am using garnet to write a program that creates an offscreen window and then copies contents onto the visible forms window. The only problem is that when i copy them, all of the characters are in low density. How do I make them high density? Thank you, Troy -- For information on using the

re: Converting low density fonts on an offscreen window to highdensity

When you create the offscreen window, for format parameter, specify nativeFormat, and all will be well. However, beware that on low-res devices the created window will be low-res, and on high-res devices it will be high-res. Also if it is 16-bit color, the data is in little-endian format. So

Re: Fonts and Dynamic Heap

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

Re: Fonts and Dynamic Heap

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

Fonts in PODS - Continued (making an .rsrc file)

I was able to import the teenyfonts fonts into PODS without a problem. But I want to use other fonts and it looks like the only types of resources you can import into PODS are .rscs/xml/prc files. How can i get a font in windows to be a .rscs/xml/prc file? Thanks, Troy -- For information

Fonts in PODS - ANYONE? Please Assist

Does anyone know how to use a custom font in Palm OS Developer Suite? Is Codewarrior the only tool you can use? Thanks, Troy -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Fonts in PODS

The Teenyfonts example is designed for constructor/codewarrior. Does anyone have an example of how to add a custom font from scratch to a Palm OS Developer Suite project? Thanks, Troy -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see

re: italic fonts?

All latest Palm devices (such as TX, Treo 650, T5) comes with the VersaMail Font library. The font libraries provide at least two italic fonts. You can check out the details on the Palm Developer Guide from Palm's pluggedin program (http://pluggedin.palm.com). -- For information on using

Fonts too tall on Treo 650

This is really strange... Anyone else experienced this? Is it a bug in Treo 650? What happens is the custom fonts I've made in 72 and 144 resolution show up with double height on the Treo 650. It seems FntCharHeight() returns the height of the 144 font, not the 72, as is the case all other

italic fonts?

This is probably a very stupid question, but is there any way to get an italic font on palm? __ Switch to Netscape Internet Service. As low as $9.95 a month -- Sign up today at http://isp.netscape.com/register Netscape. Just the

Re: italic fonts?

Paul Reger wrote: This is probably a very stupid question, but is there any way to get an italic font on palm? Italic fonts are not part of the default OS. You either have to create your own font, or get an italic set that someone else has created and made available. Also, you would

Re: creating small fonts on the fly?

Hello Benjamin, thanks for your valuable tips. I was looking for solution to do it directly on the device without any conversion step done on PC side. Is it possible to just directly copy font resouces into new resource database, modify density bits and then open and use those fonts

Re: creating small fonts on the fly?

thanks for your valuable tips. I was looking for solution to do it directly on the device without any conversion step done on PC side. Is it possible to just directly copy font resouces into new resource database, modify density bits and then open and use those fonts? Frantisek I don't

Re: creating small fonts on the fly?

the conversion a bit more complex. Such 1 bit padding made automatically to all characters with odd width may produce ugly looking results. Frantisek Vince Lee wrote: I don't think so. We've written some internal tools to build and convert dual-density fonts, and I believe hires fonts

Re: creating small fonts on the fly?

I might be misunderstanding you, but if you want to draw single-density fonts on a double-density screen you can turn off font scaling: WinSetScalingMode(kTextScalingOff); It only works on newer devices, i.e. on the T5 and not on the T3, but it's a quick way to do what you want while you

Re: creating small fonts on the fly?

but now I see the 'Implemented only if the 1.5x Display Feature Set is present.' sentence in the docs. That would explain crashes I've seen. Frantisek Russell Cagle wrote: I might be misunderstanding you, but if you want to draw single-density fonts on a double-density screen you can turn off

creating small fonts on the fly?

Hello, standard fonts are too big for some things. I searched the forum and found that it is indeed very hard to just reuse the low density fonts on high density display to have tiny font usable in standard palmos widgets (like Field). I also found links to TinyFonts example in KB. I see

re: creating small fonts on the fly?

I'm trying to do it the other way around (converting small palm fonts to windows fonts). I didn't find the time to continue yet but these tools may be also helpful for you. Have a look at PalmFontConv and PalmFOntCollector. http://sourceforge.net/projects/palmfontconv/ With Palm font collecor

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Subject: RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows? From: Stadin, Benjamin [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Sun, 31 Jul 2005 14:25:09 - I wonder where this fonts come from, I don't have them on any of my PCs. From the naming I guess they're from NSBasic. When you install Constructor, Palm fonts

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

At 09:08 AM 8/1/2005, you wrote: When you install Constructor, Palm fonts are installed on your PC. These are bitmapped fonts not Truetype and therefore won't show up in the font selector of some software, but they are there nevertheless. This was true for older versions of CodeWarrior

Re(2): Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

AFAIK, it's not legal. Many years ago, when we started our Palm OS product, we were able to license them from Palm. This was in 2000. I don't know who you would ask today. The font's themselves are Mac NFNTs. This is a well known format and some of the tools that work with fonts can convert

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Benjamin Stadin asked...Do you know a tool to convert Palm standard fonts to Windows fonts Hi Ben, Am I missing something here? If I go to the list of fonts installed on my PC through Windows control panel, I see 8 fonts all starting with the word 'Palm', and another 8 starting with the word

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Hi John, I wonder where this fonts come from, I don't have them on any of my PCs. From the naming I guess they're from NSBasic. Anyways, I have to convert them myself if I want to include them in my own application (True Type fonts are copyrighted, Bitmap fonts like Palm/Mac nfnt

re: Re(2): Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

George Henne wrote: AFAIK, it's not legal. Many years ago, when we started our Palm OS product, we were able to license them from Palm. This was in 2000. I don't know who you would ask today. It is legal for Palm / Mac fonts under US copyright, because they are typeface bitmaps. It wouldn't

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Eric Cloninger wrote: The font's themselves are Mac NFNTs. This is a well known format and some of the tools that work with fonts can convert to/from mac NFNT. This is an older bitmap format. If you can find the fonts in the ROM, you can extract them to a flat file with PRCExplorer. Do some

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Benjamin and All, All of the Palm font files I referred to have the extension .fon as opposed to .ttf, does that mean they're not copyrighted? If they're not, I could just send them to Benjamin?? Anybody care to comment before I do something illegal... Regards John Sutton -- For information on

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

- From: Stadin, Benjamin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Sunday, July 31, 2005 10:18 AM To: Palm Developer Forum Subject: RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows? Eric Cloninger wrote: The font's themselves are Mac NFNTs. This is a well known format and some of the tools that work

RE: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Sorry, I meant True Type Fonts in general, not only ttf format. Any scalable font is copyrightable, Bitmap fonts are not. I *guess* that is true for any font on Windows. Thus I think I'm not allowed to distribute any .fon Palm fonts or other already existing on Windows but must convert them

re: Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Do you know a tool to convert Palm standard fonts to Windows fonts (TTF)? Or are the standard fonts available somewhere? Regards Benjamin Stadin I know this isn't usual. But does anyone have a suggestion for this? From Windows to Palm fonts seems easy, but what's the other way around? I

Standard Palm fonts on Windows?

Do you know a tool to convert Palm standard fonts to Windows fonts (TTF)? Or are the standard fonts available somewhere? Regards Benjamin Stadin Regards Benjamin Stadin -- For information on using the PalmSource Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev

Custom Fonts using PODS

Hello! I'm trying to use a custom font in my application. I'm converting the font from a TTF using PalmFontConv, but I don't know how to add this resource to my PODS project. I've read some articles here about custom fonts with Constructor, but I found nothing about PODS

Text drawing on Cobalt (scalable fonts)

How to draw other character encoded (UTF-16) strings on Cobalt? GcDrawTextAt() only take a const char* I have searched the examples in the 6.1 SDK. kindly regards, -- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Ralf Dietrich www: http://www.envicon.com envi.con KG

Re: Using hebrew fonts on Palm Os Developer suite

Udi Kobi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I need to know how to use hebrew fonts for buttons, menues, etc. under the Palm Os Developer suite, so once I installed the complied application to the already hebrew installed Palm device, I will be able to view those fonts

Re: Using hebrew fonts on Palm Os Developer suite

thanks for your reply! however, build when using hebrew fonts tells me that: Error compiling resource FORM_RESOURCE ID = 1000 LOCALE = enUS: Button 1002: The text could not be converted to the target text encoding: The character U+05DE could not be represented in the target text encoding. any

Re: Using hebrew fonts on Palm Os Developer suite

thanks for your reply! however, build when using hebrew fonts tells me that: Error compiling resource FORM_RESOURCE ID = 1000 LOCALE = enUS: Button 1002: The text could not be converted to the target text encoding: The character U+05DE could not be represented in the target text encoding. any

Re: Using hebrew fonts on Palm Os Developer suite

Udi Kobi wrote: thanks for your reply! however, build when using hebrew fonts tells me that: Error compiling resource FORM_RESOURCE ID = 1000 LOCALE = enUS: Button 1002: The text could not be converted to the target text encoding: The character U+05DE could not be represented in the target text

Re: Using Hebrew fonts on Palm Os Developer suite

I believe that you have to do nothing, just enter the Hebrew text. Since the Palm device has Hebrew support, the default fonts should be able to show Hebrew. A problem here is that PORE PalmRC don't know about the character encoding used by 3rd party hacks to support Hebrew. So PORE can't

Re: Using hebrew fonts on Palm Os Developer suite

I believe that you have to do nothing, just enter the Hebrew text. Since the Palm device has Hebrew support, the default fonts should be able to show Hebrew. LionScribe Udi Kobi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I need to know how to use hebrew fonts for buttons

Using hebrew fonts on Palm Os Developer suite

I need to know how to use hebrew fonts for buttons, menues, etc. under the Palm Os Developer suite, so once I installed the complied application to the already hebrew installed Palm device, I will be able to view those fonts. Thanks. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums

Re: fonts txt

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

Re: fonts txt

use the fonts? i tried FntSetFont and it doesn't recognise the font... -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/

Re: fonts txt

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? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev

fonts txt

hi hi! i searched the forum and i noticed that i need txt files for custom forms, where do i get the txt file for pilrc fonts? i found a 5x11.txt in the examples, where can i get others? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com

Re: fonts txt

searched the forum and i noticed that i need txt files for custom forms, where do i get the txt file for pilrc fonts? i found a 5x11.txt in the examples, where can i get others? -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev

Treo 600/650 custom fonts

anyone had trouble with custom fonts on the Treo 650, ours are working ok on the 600, but not on the 650. thanks Drew - Original Message - From: John Cundall [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Palm Developer Forum [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, December 17, 2004 8:26 AM Subject: re: Treo 600

Using small fonts on Clie OS4

Hello, do you see any possibility of using small fonts in the edit field on the Clie 4 machines? By looking into Clie SDK 5.0 it seems that the HR API does not influence FldSetFont function that seems to be the only way to realize that. Am I missing something? (Text drawing using small fonts

Re: How to create Custom Fonts

Thanx Brown. BrownB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Using XFont, you can import some MSWin fonts. Choose one, import, save the file *.pfn. If you need high density font, you must create a font family resizing all chars to half the size of original font and save

re: How to create Custom Fonts

Using XFont, you can import some MSWin fonts. Choose one, import, save the file *.pfn. If you need high density font, you must create a font family resizing all chars to half the size of original font and save this in another file for low resolution font. With PilRC, create a font

How to create Custom Fonts

Hello, I want to use custom fonts for the application. I have downloaded XFont tool for creating custom font. It created .pfn file. For defining custom font we need resource. How to create resource using .pfn file. Thanks. -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums

Re: Simplefied Chinese fonts

Hello Saurabh - It sounds like you do not have the MultiLanguage Pack installed. Here are the steps to verify whether you do or not: - Click on 'Start' | 'Settings' | 'Control Panel' | 'Regional Settings' - On the first tab ('General'), there will be a combo box called 'Menus and Dialogs' If you

Re: Simplefied Chinese fonts

Hi Edward, First tab (General) has following controls: 1. Combo list box Your locale (location) here I selected English (United States). 2. Check boxes for list of language here I have Western Europe and United States (Default. And after installing the Simplified Chines Language

Simplefied Chinese fonts

), it is converted into 'question marks'. On running the application, it shows the same question marks. Pls suggest what all I have to do to diaplay Simplefied Chinese fonts. I will be getting the Palm Zire 31 (Model which supports Simplefied Chinese) device very soon. Is there any third party tool which needs

Re: Simplefied Chinese fonts

For supporting Simplefied Chinese Fonts, do I need to install one of the 3rd party Chinese locale hacks (CJKOS, CHOS, etc) Can this be able to give Simplefied Chinese font in Code Warrior 9 Saurabh Agarwal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi, I have created

Re: Simplefied Chinese fonts

version application? Why the strings given in zhCh examples works fine but on copying they (ÁбíÖÐÏÔʾ£º) are in some unknown format.??? Ben Combee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] At 02:19 AM 6/16/2004, you wrote: For supporting Simplefied Chinese Fonts

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