Tom,
You might do something like this to use the appropriate font at
startup. You can put it in the stack script.
Mark
on startup
setFonts --changes font based on Windows or Mac
end startup
on setFonts
--call from startUp
if the platform = "MacOS" then
repeat with x = 1 to the number of fields of cd 1
set the textFont of field x of cd 1 to Tahoma
end repeat
end if
if the platform = "Win32" then
repeat with x = 1 to the number of fields of cd 1
set the textFont of field x of cd 1 to Times
end repeat
end if
end setFonts
On Nov 7, 2008, at 7:50 AM, Thomas Cole wrote:
I have a program I've made, and on the Mac side Helvetica looks fine,
but the font is a little spindly and weak-looking on the PC side. I
chose Helvetica because I thought it would be a font that all machines
would have as a part of their system. Is there a better choice with
respect to this that would be part and parcel of every system?
Thanks
Tom in Arizona
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