Aren't there some example fonts stacks on the user area of goRev? This is not my area at all, but it would seem that downloading something that works would be a good test.
Also, you might want to build a little test loop that gave you info about each char in the field, such as repeat with x = 1 to the number of chars in fld targ get (x) && char x of fld targ get it && chartonum(char x of fld targ) get it && the font of char x of targ get it && the fontsize of char x of targ get it && the fontcolor of char x of targ put it into line x of charDisplay end repeat put "-" & the textfont of fld targ & " ---field text font" & cr before charDisplay put the fontnames & cr before charDisplay put charDisplay into the msg You might be a little surprised at the listing, but perhaps not. Jim Ault Las Vegas On 1/29/07 9:49 PM, "J. Landman Gay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Charles Szasz wrote: >> I reported this problem related to fonts not showing up in Windows >> builds before. And it came back after I recreated my original stack by >> copying and pasting. I downloaded a Windows version of Revolution and >> began to fiddle around with the fonts that were not showing up. The >> problem is definitely related to the font that is being used. In my case >> I used Arial, which does not work well even with the Windows version of >> Rev! Aria was highly recommended as one of the fonts you could use on >> both Windows and the Mac. >> > > I've been waiting to see if anyone has anything to add about this, but I > guess not. I suspect the reason is that no one has seen it (I never > have.) I regularly use Ariel in stacks on Windows without any problem, > so I'm not sure why you aren't seeing a display. Does your field text > contain high-ascii characters? Maybe the Ariel font doesn't contain the > characters you're using; each font is a little different. That's about > all I can think of. Ariel does fine on Windows for me. I've never seen a > centering problem either. > > As an experiment, try making a new stack with a single field and no > scripts. Type some words in the field and make the field's textfont > Ariel. Now open it in Windows. Does it display there? If so, then the > problem is something in your particular stack rather than in the field > or font. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
