Re: Dynamic Fonts: Devolving to Default "Dialog"

2004-10-21 Thread shilpa . vaidya
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Re: Dynamic Fonts: Devolving to Default "Dialog"

2004-10-13 Thread Kris Schneider
Glad it's working. My initial questions were going to be centered on whether or not the fonts were specific to the app and whether the app needed to make the system fonts available as well as the custom fonts. It sounds like you've moved away from having the app set "java.awt.fonts", which I think

Re: Dynamic Fonts: Devolving to Default "Dialog"

2004-10-12 Thread Michael McGrady
Hello, Kris, Thanks or responding. I solved the problem. Instead of relying up System, I just created my own independent font application. I use a doubled HashMap to get the physical font files location from the font FONT name and the font FAMILY name from a constants class (actually two con

Re: Dynamic Fonts: Devolving to Default "Dialog"

2004-10-12 Thread Kris Schneider
Michael, If you're still looking for input, post back, I've got some follow-up questions. Michael McGrady wrote: I use a Struts PlugIn to set System.setProperty("java.awt.fonts", MyApp.FONTS_LOCATION) to set the dynamic option for awt fonts. This works. Then I put a variety of open source fon