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Subject: | Fuzzy fonts/was RE: Movie Clip INSIDE a movie? |
From: | David Owen |
Date: | Fri, 17 Jul 1998 21:50:16 +0100 |
Corrina
There is a setting in Aftershock under the Shockwave tab that says "device
font". This is for use on windows machines only and substitutes the font on
the users machine for the one embedded in your Flash movie.
For example, if you have used Arial for small text in a flash file and you
keep the quality of the movie set to high, it will display as antialiased
Flash rendered text. If you include the "device font" code generated by
Aftershock in your html (it lives inside the object parameters I believe)
then a Windows machine with Arial installed in the system will display the
text the way that machine will display text anywhere else in the operating
system, usually aliased. If you have a font in your movie that is not
installed on the clients machine then it will display as antialiased Flash
rendered text.
The advantage of course is that small text is usually more readable when it
is aliased.
This is my understanding of the "device font" option. If anyone knows
different please correct me.
p.s. Everyone in this office uses Mac Outlook for Exchange. This mail
program has no insertion cursor on any of our machines. Please enter a bug
in RAID so we can see where we are typing.:)
* Owen *
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