Yes; many, many times: this is even, potentially a problem on a single
platform as you have no idea as to
what fonts someone has installed in their system.
I gave up using real buttons about 12 years ago just because I was
deploying stuff across
Windows, Macintosh and Linux.
What I do, instead, is make a button up to look the way I want it
(normally on Macintosh with the Charcoal
font, or on Xubuntu with the Ubuntu font) and then import a snapshot
of the button so I end up with an image
that will look the same regardless of which platform it is seen on.
Obviously this involves a little extra time, but in terms of aesthetics
it wins hands down as you know
that no-one is going to open up your standalone and be faced with a
"tar" or a "o nex" button.
Richmond.
On 1/4/17 9:05 pm, Matt Maier wrote:
I've got some buttons with text in them. On Windows (where I develop) they
look fine. On Linux the buttons are a little bit narrower so the text is
cut off.
Anyone handled a similar problem?
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