| Author: marshall, Posted: 04.11.06 9:00 |
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Hello, first of all i'd like to say that this is a great program! After just one use, it's already replaced documents to go as my main document reader. My only problem with this program, however, is that I don't really care for the big fonts... size 16 is just too big for me, especially since I'm used to size 8-9 fonts. (I like having alot of information on one screen.) After finding out about the palmfiction font converter, I quickly converted several of my favourite fonts then installed them. However, the fonts were not read by palmfiction. I went in unicmd to see if the font files were in the right place, and they were. I finally uninstalled palmfiction then reinstalled it with the fonts all at the same time, but it was a no go. I rebuilt the fonts using several different charsets: western european, default and cyrillic, but it wouldn't work. Is there something special i need to do to get the fonts to be read by palmfiction? I managed to install cyrillic font pack on the home page with no problem, so I have no idea what i'm doing wrong. Any help would be highly appreciated!!!
On another note, this program is truly incredible. In only about 3 days, it's already up there along with TCPMP, WiFile, UniCMD and EasyCalc. Thanks alot for this great program! |
| Author: marshall, Posted: 07.11.06 19:59 |
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*bump*
anyone? After trying a few things, I found that the fonts on the palmfiction homepage work perfectly as they should. I figure that i've been creating the fonts improperly using the font converter... Is there anything specific I need to do to make the fonts? All i've been doing is choosing the font, choosing the size then exporting it to the palm. Is there something i'm missing? |
| Author: itsmee, Posted: 07.11.06 21:44 |
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Hi,
I've not had any issues installing custom Fonts on my M505, I didnt use the auto-install thingy in PFFC though, I created the Fonts and then dragged them into "Quick-Install" myself... Worth a pop ? |
| Author: Yuval, Posted: 07.11.06 22:49 |
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I don't know what to say either - I'm using PFFC 2.1.1 w/o problems.
Could it be that you're not using the latest version of the converter? because the old version produces just what you describe - fonts which the newer PF won't recognize at all... |
| Author: barok, Posted: 22.11.06 10:42 |
| hi again! sorry I didn't reply sooner, but I recently found that I was somehow using version 2.0.3 of the font converter. I upgraded to the latest version, and this time it worked without a hitch. (well, almost. I found that using the button to put the fonts directly to the palm didn't seem to work. I had to drag and drop.) Thanks alot for the help! |