(As far as I can tell this didn't go through when I sent it before.)
I need to modify what I wrote before, quoted below.
The text after the special-font (Courier) lines _does_ get set to
whatever the new default or owner's font is -- UNLESS it (the lines
without a specified contains any text _style_ changes. A bit in bold,
or marked as a link, interrupts the transformation, and any text
after that is in the old, pre-change default font.
How should I get around this? I can imagine searching each card,
putting any special-format text into temporary variables, setting the
style of everything to Plain, changing the font, then
reformatting . . . a nightmare. At the moment, nothing better is
occurring to me.
Charles Hartman
On Jul 6, 2005, at 8:03 AM, Charles Hartman wrote:
Let me clarifiy: a field contains a dozen lines, let's say; the
first six and last four have been created using Palatino, with
Palatino as the stack font, so there's no font specification on any
of those lines. Lines 7-8 have had their Text Formatting properties
altered so their font is specified as Courier. Now in the main
stack's script I insert the line "set the textfont of me to
'Arial'" and save and close the stack and its substacks and reopen.
Now on that example card, in that field, lines 1-6 are Arial, 7-8
are Courier (all as expected) -- but lines 9-12 are still in Palatino.
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