While I pour over the documentation, I was wondering if you've had
experience using WEFT, and if there are any tricks to creating embedded
fonts especially for CHMs?
Thanks,
Corl
> While I pour over the documentation, I was wondering if you've had
> experience using WEFT, and if there are any tricks to creating embedded
> fonts especially for CHMs?
This subject came up a few months ago on the group. Here's an extract from
Ricardo's post in which he describes how to get the embedded fonts to work
in a .chm:
> I got the solution from Mr. Sven-Ola Tuecke of Germany.
>
> The trick is, as you create the eot file in Weft, to add "mk:@MSITStore:"
> to the question:
>
> "Font objects may only be used from this root:"
>
>So you would have something like this:
>
> file://C:\MyProject\;mk:@MSITStore:
>
> Then you add the eot files to your project file (hhp) and it works all
> right.
You can view the complete thread by going to http://groups.google.com/ and
searching for "How to embed fonts (eot) in a chm?".
Pete
I thought it might be a conflict with the external style sheet and the
internal style settings WEFT embedded into the Html, but I get the same
error when I cut and paste the CSS settings that WEFT embeds in the HTML and
merge it with the external CSS file settings:
/* $WEFT -- Created by: Corl DeLuna (corld...@worldnet.att.net) on
7/1/2002 --*/
DIV.item { font-weight: normal;
font-size: 11pt;
text-transform: uppercase;
margin-top: 8pt;
margin-bottom: 1pt;
font-family: Dakota;
src: url(DAKOTA1.eot);
color: black; }
Any insight you can offer will be greatly appreciated.
Corl
"Pete Lees" <PD....@btinternet.com> wrote in message
news:uypLgT5HCHA.1744@tkmsftngp10...
> But, each time I open the CHM compiled with menu.HTML, menu.CSS and
> DAKOTA1.eot, it automatically opens the menu.CSS file in FrontPage, and IE
> displays "Action canceled" in the CHM Window
I think this may have something to do with the options you've chosen when
creating the .eot files with Weft, as the program has failed to write an
"@font-face" style property into the <head> section of the HTML file. This
is the property that specifies the font to embed in the file.
I'll contact you off-list with a sample .chm and recommendations on the
options to choose in Weft.
Pete