Adobe 65036570 User Guide - Page 195

2 Select Modify > Convert To Bitmap. ADOBE DIRECTOR 11.0 184 User Guide Mapping fonts between platforms for field cast members Director uses a file named Fontmap.txt to map fonts in fields between the Windows and Mac platforms. When you create a new movie, Director looks for Fontmap.txt in the same folder as the Director application. The version of Fontmap.txt that is included with Director assigns fonts as shown in the following table. These settings provide the best equivalents of common system fonts on both platforms. Windows font Arial Courier Courier New MS Serif MS Sans Serif Symbol System Terminal Times New Roman Mac font Helvetica Courier Courier New York Geneva Symbol Chicago Monaco Times (because Times New Roman is larger than Times, Fontmap.txt assigns a smaller point size.) Fontmap.txt also determines the scaling of fonts and how special characters such as bullets and symbols are translated between platforms. Again, the default settings are correct for nearly all applications, but you can edit the settings if necessary You can also load and save fontmaps by using the Property inspector. Save and load fontmaps 1 Click on the Stage and select Window > Property Inspector. Make sure that the Property inspector is in graphical view. 2 Select the Movie tab from the Property inspector. 3 In the Font Map area near the bottom of the Movie tab do one of the following: • Click the Save button. A dialog box opens that prompts you to enter a name for the fontmap and to select a folder in which to save the fontmap file. • Click the Load button. In the dialog box that opens, enter the name for the fontmap or browse for the file.