Apologies, no, Alejandro. I am experimenting with this for the first
time and after reading the archives of the problems others have
encountered, am trying to foresee problems and solve them in advance.
No idea if my idea is a good one or will solve the problems others
have described, though I'm expecting it should solve one... choosing
a font that actually exists (or that you've successfully loaded).
So I put forth what I hoped was a solution. If others had tried
similar things or found better solutions, perhaps they would post
them. But you are the only one who responded so far.
All I know is that after reading thru various older postings about
embedding fonts, there appeared to be gotchas and I did not find
posts that solved the gotchas, only posts that defined them. And one
wouldn't know if they had a gotcha until deploying on many machines.
Off I go to play with my fonts... :-)
Shari
hi Shari,
i have not used this feature, but it is really
mind opening to see, how developers use
font embedding in their apps.
Do you have a sample stack that show
the approach that you described?
Thanks in advance!
alejandro
Shari-2 wrote:
Load several custom fonts. Create a heirarchy of first choice,
second choice, etc. If firstChoice is in the fontNames then set the
fields to it. Else move to secondChoice, thirdChoice, etc., ending
with several fonts that should already be installed on user systems
as a last resort.
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