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Is there a way to set the family (sans.) of the font in addition to it's name?ĭo you have a list of "already know to CSE" fonts? (Given that I can trivially add the others that I want.)
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Unfortunately I forget how to do it between releases so my setup regresses. I think I may have used this feature to add fonts before. It had potential at one time but is dying without ongoing distribution.) (Not that I'm recommending using even Minion. As a result there are still populations of Minion in the wild, but Myriad is off the radar. Minion Web was distributed in an IE 4 font pack, it's brother Myriad Web (both from Adobe) was not. Looking there you can see the influence of distribution and being free. I don't think this should change.Ĭan you elaborate more on the spelling issue? Exactly what spelling message are you getting with regard to these typeface names? I did add these names to a dictionary that is used by the normal spell checker so perhaps that will address it but I'm not certain because I don't know exactly what you mean with the spelling issue. I've classified the typefaces you mentioned for BETA 5 so that should take care of the messages about using fonts from the same family.Īs for suggesting the fonts are unknown/uncommon, I think that makes sense if only 37% of Windows users have them. I haven't had many users express a desire to add new typeface names so I have not simplified this process, but it could be simplified in the future if there is enough demand for it.
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If you could send me any documents with these typeface names, then it would be helpful.Īdditional typeface names can be added using the Configuration Editor in the professional edition and the setValueString() function in the onConfigLoad() function. I will investigate the typeface name issues.
It looks like it is working well overall and I'm glad to hear that. Thanks for running some tests on BETA 4B.
Without that I think frequent users will tend to switch off the messages. This would impact general population web sites and might have special usefulness for Intranets (where an uncommon font might be universally installed).
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It might be an idea to provide a user configurable font list so that the user can update what is known about fonts. When the spellings are right this encourages work that is unnecessary. (So there will be populations with more and others with less.) I wouldn't call that uncommon.Ĭ) If a font is unknown it seems to always suggest a spelling check. For the general population I think the family is running in excess of 37% of Windows machines. other) this message should not be triggered.ī) It suggests the fonts are unknown / uncommon.
classifying Calibri as other will trigger this even though it is a sans. This gives rise to anomalies.Ī) It gives a message that you should pick fonts from the same family, i.e. ( Constantia, Corbel, Calibri, Cambria, Candara, Consolas.) It doesn't know their general type neither does it know their spelling. On rechecking an issue listed here previously, I found the messages in the UI in a different tab to the one I was looking at.ġ) The program seems to be unaware of the "Consolas family" of fonts. I ran a lot of tests these all proceeded as expected. The text can also be cut and pasted which is likely to be used from time to time. The request conversation box could be cancelled, or allowed to run to completion. This worked with the one bad URL which was tested. THANKS for visiting my web site, new fonts will be added, so bookmark and visit frequently.Troublesome URL.
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