Workaround: These properties can always be set manually through the Xtra's input dialog. The Director sprite takes precedence over the control and does not pass the property call to the ActiveX control. Properties in an ActiveX control that have the same name as Director sprite properties cannot be accessed through Lingo. In other cases, the programming of the ActiveX control may make assumptions about its host application which are in conflict with Director. In some cases the type of control created may be inappropriate (or superfluous) for the functionality of Director. While the majority of existing ActiveX controls work perfectly in Director, do not expect all controls to work as expected. In some double-byte languages, other groups of characters may appear. If you choose Other, enter the characters to be included in the box on the right. To choose a group of characters, check Punctuation, Numbers, Roman Characters, or Other. Partial Set lets you choose exactly which characters are included. To specify the characters included in the font, choose an option for Characters.Įntire Set includes every character (symbols, punctuation, numbers, and so on) with the font.

Select Bold or Italic or both in order to specify the face of the bitmapped subset. To include bitmap versions of the font in specified sizes, click the Sizes button for Bitmaps and enter the point sizes you want to include separated by spaces or commas.

(Most Japanese fonts do not have custom font faces, and will therefore display Plain as the only available option). Bold, Italic, and BoldItalic options are only available for fonts with custom faces all others will default to Plain. To install a specified font, select a font face from the font face pop-up menu. The Font Cast Member Properties dialog has been updated.

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