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kirksucks is a handle carried over from other forums. the literal interpretation is getting old.
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Thanks Alex, but I'm not trying to do any of the things that you have mentioned. My program doesn't need to print that anywhere on the screen. My program shows a small preview of the font which the user has selected, but there are absolutely no problems with this, you need not worry about this one!
What I want to do is to get the BITMAP of a character of the font, convert it to something else and save it in a file.[/b:d5ff16e12b] The bitmap which will be returned by GetGlyphOutline() with GGO_BITMAP will be in two-color format.
My trouble is that I'm not able to initialize the DCs in a correct way, that's why I think I'm getting zero as return value. Since the character will not be printed anywhere on the screen, how should I initialize the DCs? If it requires some HANDLE, what should this handle be? [/b:d5ff16e12b]
In short, I want to know (with statements :) )how to do all this:
1) Initialize the DC that I have created - CDC dc;
2) When to select a font into it, using select object
3) Do I need to create a compatible DC, using CreateCompatibleDC();? And how?
4) Which DC's GetGlyphOutline() function to use - dc 's or the compatible dc's?
Just in case you wanted to know, my application is MFC based.
Thanks for the earlier replies, but my prog doesn't do any of that stuff.
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Nope, you are totally right. Don’t know how to handle this.
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I like to say thanks to all of you, you a really masters of fonts, as for myself I am lost in those things at all.
I guess I will handle it somehow with your kind help.
One more time thanks
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oh i get it, my handle is "kirksucks" so your making a joke out of it.
meh, and tioem I like my Kernels on the cob.
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It was a particular setting for the Apache web server that was missing. Apache did not know how to handle files with extension .zip.
Thank you for the feedback once again,
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Burgues Script. You need software that can handle OpenType to be able to use the alternatives.
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that's weird... i just tested it on my win XP and just like you said... it shows up in the preview but when i use it in Word it shows up as arial. I bet it has something to do with the complexity of the font. Word is just no able to handle so many curves... Unlike professionla program like Photoshop.
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Hi there, I'm new to buying fonts and hoped you could clarify for me what the copyright info listed with Auburn means:
Copyright: Typeface � (your company). 2005. All Rights Reserved. Version: Version 1.00 August 19, 2005, initial release.
It doesn't reference the "free" status in terms of use for non-commercial, commercial, etc., and there was no read me file with those details either. I want the font for commercial use and want to be sure we handle it the right way. Thanks so much!
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