Hi, Paul
The first issue you need to address to make this happen is getting a
license to distribute the font. Once you pass that hurdle, it isn't
difficult to download the file to a target computer, but the customer has
to know to put the font file in the right place. The issue of the size of
the font can be a factor if the customer has a slow connection.
Please get back to me and let me know if you need further information.
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Microsoft Developer Support
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| thanks for your reply.
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| Would you know then if it is possible to set a font for a textbox, and if
| the end-user does not have that font, it will prompt them to download and
| install it when they view that page?
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| thanks.
| Paul
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| > Hi, Paul
| >
| > The ability to enter characters in a specific font or cultural context
is
| > really dependent on the operating system configuration of the client
| > machine. You don't have control of that from IE. You might be able to
| > fake something up, but not with a standard input box.
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| > | Hi there, i hope someone can help me out here..
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| > | I have a input screen where i want the user to enter text in 2
different
| > | languages, english and macedonian.
| > |
| > | How is it possible to make the macedonian input boxes so when you type
| > into
| > | them, it is entered into macedonian font?
| > | I dont want the users to be downloading anything also.
| > |
| > | thanks,
| > | Paul.
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