Thanks, Sarah, but then why do we need the Enterprise Version? Or is
it just that you can't work in the IDE under XP unless you have a
Windows version of Revolution? This has got me confused once again.
Actually, when I made a standalone for Windows of my "real stack",
before trying the Splash screen approach, I ran it under XP using
Fusion and I was able to print with no problems. It'll be interesting
to see if it works under this scenario. I do have a font problem. One
of the important fonts (the artist's choice) is Apple Chancery -
originally Zapf Chancery, so I'm not sure what I'll do about that;
just allow the font substitution I suppose.
Joe Wilkins
On Sep 22, 2008, at 12:56 AM, Sarah Reichelt wrote:
Stacks are completely cross-platform. The only things you need to
worry about are fonts & printing. Try to use fonts that are installed
on both platforms (e.g. Verdana, Arial, Times New Roman, Courier New).
If your stack prints, you will probably need to test it on a PC to see
if it comes out OK.
Cheers,
Sarah
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